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Johannes Kastl

@cmccullough@discuss.systems @centos @almalinux Try AlmaLinux. Stable, rock solid. Works like a charm.
(Or go immutable with or )

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davd

@johanneskastl @cmccullough @centos @almalinux Wasn't there a CoreOS release of alma or centos? Running CoreOS right now but I'd wish for something a bit more long-lasting than the Fedora release schedule. I find announcements from CentOS at least, but nothing on their homepage :(

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AlmaLinux

@_davd It's bootc, but yup! almalinux.org/blog/2024-10-22- We also just approved a new AtomicSIG - wiki.almalinux.org/sigs/Atomic

AlmaLinux OS · Introducing AlmaLinux OS KittenSince the beginning of the AlmaLinux project, we have constantly been thinking about what comes next. Preparation has always been a cornerstone of AlmaLinux’s release agility and speed has been our hallmark. Today, we’re sharing another peak behind the curtain and showing off another cool thing we’re doing to prepare for the next step. AlmaLinux OS Kitten 10 Since we started building AlmaLinux directly from the sources that Red Hat uses for Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), we have been able to deliver bug fixes and security patches faster than ever before for our community. We still keep our promise of compatibility with RHEL, and every deviation from RHEL is recorded in our release notes, but our build and infrastructure teams have been embracing that freedom even more.
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CentOS

@_davd @johanneskastl @cmccullough @almalinux SCOS is CoreOS built on CentOS. But we also have our bootc image-based built. Both are linked under "Cloud and container images" on our download page: centos.org/download/

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Johannes Kastl

@centos @_davd @cmccullough@discuss.systems @almalinux Hmmm, are those images not named SCOS or am I simply missing them on the download page? Or are those the ContainerBase and ContainerMinimal images?

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davd

@johanneskastl @centos @cmccullough @almalinux I could be wrong, but that looks like the one to me: cloud.centos.org/centos/scos/9. There's something with ostree in the name :D But I agree, if this is supposed to be a standalone product like CoreOS on Fedora, discoverability here is very hard.

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