Yes, Oracle Linux is free to download, use, and distribute. However, access to Oracle’s support services, including patches, and technical assistance, requires a subscription.

Freely available for download from Oracle's Software Delivery Cloud, Oracle Linux 6.5 features full integration with DTrace, support for Linux Containers, and InfiniBand updates.

In this new Oracle-sponsored white paper, industry analyst IDC describes the changing nature of the Linux market, looks at managing Linux going forward, provides a look at Oracle's Linux product stack ...

Oracle restarted its old fighting ways with IBM/Red Hat; SUSE announced an RHEL-compatible distro fork plan; and Rocky Linux found new ways to obtain RHEL code.

In this new Oracle-sponsored white paper, industry analyst IDC describes the changing nature of the Linux market, looks at managing Linux going forward, provides a look at Oracle's Linux product stack ...

Oracle on Monday announced Oracle Autonomous Linux, an autonomous operating system. Autonomous Linux provisions itself, scales itself, tunes itself and patches itself while running. "Autonomy is ...

Jack Wallen took on the task of kicking the tires of Oracle Linux to see if it's a worthy replacement for CentOS. The end result might surprise you.

Oracle Linux on the Raspberry Pi provides a useful learning environment for many new tools and features, and the addition of Btrfs is chief among them. A number of missing utilities are present in ...

Oracle today announced Oracle Linux 6.5. With Oracle Linux 6.5, the latest Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel Release 3 is installed as the default kernel, enabling customers and partners to test, validate ...