When more is less: Embracing new Linux tools and new ways of working

The more and less commands do, more or less, the same things. But do they tell you anything about the users who prefer one or the other? In this post, I’m going to come clean about my biases and some of the advantages of using less to do more.

I had a conversation with a colleague recently. I’m not especially proud of what I said, but it was a good opportunity for me to think about some things. Here is the conversation in its entirety:
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What’s new with Red Hat Co.Lab

As we head into the second half of 2021, it’s a good moment to share a few updates on our latest Co.Lab activities and how, even remotely, we’re still bringing STEM education to students. What’s new you might ask? It’s the evolution. We’re continuing the evolution that began last year out of necessity brought on by the pandemic.
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Davie Street Enterprises transforms its applications with Red Hat

Like many long-standing companies, our fictional company Davie Street Enterprises (DSE) recognizes that its way of doing business must change. As outlined in a previous post, business today is done through processes that have been built at the company’s inception, along with the tools that support those processes. 
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