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Teams – Red Hat and Fedora Welcome Ubuntu to GNOME and Wayland with Open Arms

Canonical’s Mark Shuttleworth revealed nothing about Ubuntu’s development team that worked with the GNOME Devs, but until more details were revealed, it looks like the Red Hat Desktop and Fedora teams have taken the first step in welcoming Ubuntu and Canonical to the GNOME- And Wayland projects, hoping that they will have a fruitful long-term cooperation for the coming years.

“As most of you probably know that Mark Shuttleworth just announced that they would switch back to GNOME 3 and Wayland for Ubuntu, so I would like to welcome them on behalf of the Red Hat desktop and Fedora teams and say that We are looking forward to working to work with large canonical and Ubuntu people like Allison Lortie and Robert Ancell on projects of common interest around GNOME, Wayland and hopefully Flatpak, “said Christian Schaller in his recent blog post.

We do not know about Flatpak because Canonical will not give up its Snappy technologies, which seem to be very popular with the IoT (Internet of Things) manufacturers, but support for the next generation Wayland display server could be implemented Ubuntu 18.04 LTS operating system along with the GNOME shell interface. We can not wait to see how things stand out. Ubuntu as a GNU / Linux distribution will also be very popular without Unity.

How to Enable mysql slow query logs in Debian/Ubuntu

Step 1: Modify /etc/mysql/my.cnf File

To enable mysql slow query logs add the lines in my.cnf file.

#vi /etc/mysql/my.cnf

log_slow_queries = /var/log/mysql/mysql-slow.log
long_query_time = 2
log-queries-not-using-indexes

Step 2: Restart mysql service

After inserting the above entries restart mysql server.

#service mysqld restart