The September CentOS Board meeting recording and recap are available. FRCL, Secure Boot, docs, and events.
CentOS Board Meeting Recap, September 2025 – Blog.CentOS.org
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Are you coming to #DevConfUS in Boston this week? Stop by our shared Fedora+CentOS table and see some of our community members present on Saturday.
CentOS @ DevConf.US 2025 - The CentOS Project
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Welcome David Duncan to the CentOS Board:
CentOS Board Welcomes David Duncan – Blog.CentOS.org
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The recap of the August board meeting is now available. This month, there was a lengthy discussion about an AI contribution policy.
CentOS Board Meeting Recap, August 2025 – Blog.CentOS.org
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From #CentOSShowcase: @Carl George :fedora: :centos: talked about how minor versions work in everybody's favorite extra package repo, EPEL. #CentOS #FedoraEPEL #EPEL
From #CentOSShowcase: Troy Dawson showed how to deploy CentOS on WSL with just a click, as well as a few other tricks from the Alt Images SIG. #CentOS #CentOSAltImages #WSL
From #CentOSShowcase: [@Conan_Kudo](
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Neal Gompa (ニール・ゴンパ) :fedora: (@Conan_Kudo@fosstodon.org)
8.66K Posts, 1.07K Following, 227 Followers Β· Software Engineer. Linux systems aficionado and developer in Fedora, CentOS, Mageia, and openSUSE. E...
 ) and Davide Cavalca gave an update on the Hyperscale SIG, which focuses on delivering CentOS to large-scale deployments. #CentOS #CentOSHyperscale
From #CentOSShowcase: Steve Wanless talked about what's happening in the RISC-V ecosystem, and the ongoing RISC-V work in CentOS. #CentOS #RISCV
From #CentOSShowcase: [@michelin](
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Michel Lind :fedora: :debian: (@michelin@hachyderm.io)
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 ) talks about what Enterprise Linux brings to the Linux desktop. #CentOS #CentOSHyperscale #CentOSDesktop #LinuxDesktop
Great news from the #AsahiLinux team! Their latest progress report highlights the upstreaming of the Asahi and Honeykrisp Mesa drivers, improved support for 32-bit Windows apps, and a significant reduction in downstream patches.
Progress Report: Linux 6.16 - Asahi Linux