ICYMI: Exciting news! ELevate just got the biggest update since 2021 when the project was first announced! πŸ™Œ The update includes upgrades for leapp and leapp-repository, automatic hardware support detection, better repo support, and more:
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ELevate gets a huge update, plus 2 more OSes and hardware detection
We’re happy to announce that ELevate just received the biggest update since 2021 when the project was first announced. How did we get here Fo...
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Alexa, play "Slipping Through My Fingers." πŸ₯² To celebrate Linux's birthday, we dug up some baby pictures of when #Linux was just a wee OS. They just grow up so fast. *sigh* #HappyBirthdayLinux
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ICYMI: In just 3 years, our mirror system has expanded from 100 to 400+ servers worldwide, thanks to universities, businesses, and institutions. With geo-location, users enjoy faster updates on 1M+ systems. πŸ“ πŸ”—
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From 1 to 400 mirrors; The AlmaLinux Mirror System Story
This blog post is a companion to a talk that Jonathan gave at Flock to Fedora 2024: From Zero to Everywhere: AlmaLinux’s High-Speed Mirrorlis...
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"For our community's ease of understanding, we'll follow Red Hat package versions and changelogs." Andrew Lukoshko and benny Vasquez answer some FAQs we get regarding RHEL compatibility with AlmaLinux. πŸ”—
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AlmaLinux OS - Forever-Free Enterprise-Grade Operating System
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What’s your favorite thing about AlmaLinux?
ICYMI, we have exciting updates for AlmaLinux images! We've streamlined image creation to deliver faster updates after each release. Check out the latest improvements and changes. Your feedback drives usβ€”thanks for your support! πŸ™
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AlmaLinux Cloud, Container and Live Media Images Updates
Hey Community! We have been doing a ton of work to automate our image creation, and have been making some important changes for AlmaLinux 9.4 and 8...
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In honor of #NationalDogDay, here are some of our doggo friends from the AlmaLinux community. Their favorite #Linux command? "tail," of course. πŸ•