The ORACLE-BASE Blog

Yesterday was an Oracle community day called the Joel Kallman Day (#JoelKallmanDay) 2026.

As my entry for #JoelKallmanDay 2026, I thought I would write about the continuous delivery of Oracle database features.

I had an odd issue with a baseline recently in 19c (19.32).

A couple of weeks ago a work colleague pointed out that Oracle database 19c was now supported on Oracle Linux 10 (OL10).

Hot on the heels of VirtualBox 7.2.18, which I wrote a few days ago, we now have VirtualBox 7.2.20.

Since 2016 we’ve had an Oracle community day where we push out content on the same day to try and get a bit of a community buzz.

Oracle released VirtualBox 7.2.18 was released a couple of days ago.

A few weeks ago Laurent Schneider messaged me to say Oracle Database 26ai (23.26.2) was supported on Oracle Linux 10 (OL10).

Oracle released VirtualBox 7.2.16 was released yesterday.

My last post was a rant about Oracle Support.

If you follow me you know I have a history of moaning about Oracle Support.

Oracle released VirtualBox 7.2.14 a couple of days ago.

Oracle released VirtualBox 7.2.12 a couple of days ago.

After my recent posts on this subject I got some questions, and I thought I would use my responses to write a new post.

Oracle released VirtualBox 7.2.10 a couple of days ago.

I’ve posted on social media a few times about various open weight models released by Google.

I’ve written a few posts about running local LLMs.