Arcadiy Ivanov

PicketLink Subsystem for WildFly 8 ver 2.7.0.Final Released

Announcing the release of PicketLink Subsystem for WildFly 8 ver 2.7.0.Final.

The release is based on PicketLink 2.7.0.Final and WildFly 9.0.0.Alpha2-SNAPSHOT of the PicketLink subsystem.

Announcing the first release of PicketLink Subsystem for WildFly 8 ver 1.0.0.Final.

The release is based on PicketLink 2.7.0.CR3 and WildFly 9.0.0.Alpha2-SNAPSHOT of the PicketLink subsystem.

I am a ~~happy~~ owner of a Dell Precision M4800.

Just kidding – I don't remember ever having so many problems with a PC hardware platform on Linux.

Fedora 20 kernel only just started working correctly with most of the devices installed.
Dell 1550 (Broadcom BCM4352) WiFi had to be replaced with an Intel® Dual Band Wireless-AC 7260, since kmod-wl doesn’t actually support all capabilities of the card and it refuses to work with half of APs in the wild.
Declared support RHEL 6, 6.4 is just that – declared: 2.6 kernels do not really support Haswell hardware, especially the mobile one.
RHEL 7 kernel is too old (3.10) to properly support Haswell graphics (Intel Graphics Stack is on 3.15 already) and RHEL7 altogether appears buggier than even Fedora 20.
ATI should be set on fire for its quality of Linux drivers: kernels above 3.13 are not supported.
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