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amitshah
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Comment #13636815
There's this very nice guide that works well for Linux machines: https://github.com/lfit/ssh-gpg-smartcard-config/blob/master...
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Comment #9261254
oVirt can do this. Essentially, such policies belong to management applications, and oVirt or OpenStack are the places where you should look.
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Comment #9252763
However, it's RDSEED that needs to be used as input if we use the Intel instructions. https://software.intel.com/en-us/blogs/2012/11/17/the-differ... Edit to add: we can obviously …
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Comment #9252752
The host has more sources that contribute to the kernel entropy pool: network and block IO are more than any individual VM. Keep in mind, though, that just accessing /dev/urandom i…
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Comment #9252516
Yes, oVirt is the upstream for RHEV, so adding the virtio-rng device to guests is a feature in oVirt 3.5 as well. I didn't mention Fedora or oVirt there but everything applies to u…
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Comment #2128797
Yes, yum install workrave :-)
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Comment #1893359
Yes.
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Comment #1889685
The problem stems from the expectations that are placed on people here. For example, in school, home-work assignments are due "tomorrow without fail", and then the students just ta…
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Comment #1771576
I don't know about service companies -- but you can look up irc channels where fedora-india people hang out, it has quite a few Red Hat people in there. There also is the fedora-in…
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Comment #1771318
You're way off mark -- there are a lot of products companies in India doing development -- real development. Add to that a few services companies that have scope for development to…
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Comment #1771269
Get involved with open source projects. Get noticed in the community. When you're out of college, you could use the network you build in the communities to land you a job. Red Hat …
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