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For the really impatient reader: OpenJDK for AArch64 on Fedora is now available. Skip to the end of this blog for information about how you can get it. For everyone else: This is the first of my AArch64 OpenJDK blogs. I’m the project lead of the AArch64 OpenJDK port, and I’ll be blogging here from time to time. There may not be many people reading this blog who don’t know what AArch64 is, but it’s the new 64-bit version of...

Over the past few years, I have been asked on and off as to what the process is for the RPMs that get into Red Hat Enterprise Linux and Fedora repositories. Over those years, the answer has evolved as we attempt to better the process. As it stands right now, there is a difference between how OpenJDK6, OpenJDK7 and OpenJDK8 (preview in Fedora 19) end up into RPMs. This post will shed some light into what those processes are. OpenJDK6...

June 9-11, 2013 - Hynes Convention Center, Boston in conjunction with Red Hat Summit 2013 Three events for the price of one! That's what we have starting on June 9 in Boston, Massachusetts, USA. Red Hat is pleased to announce the return of JUDCon2013:United States, the new addition of CamelOne, and Red Hat Developer Exchange (formerly Developer Day) - all taking place June 9-11 before our annual Red Hat Summit. These will be co-located at the Hynes Convention Center in...

Let's face it, sometimes slides are painful There are some common issues when I gave presentations: Will my slides file be recognized by the shared computer at the venue? How to share slides with all audiences using different OS? Most important one, how to make my slides smooth and attractive? For the first two questions, PDF might be an acceptable answer. I can upload it to slideshare.net and give out a link to audiences. But everyone knows that's not good...