Welcome to This Week in Linux, the news show from the TuxDigital Network that keeps you up to date with what’s going on in the Linux and Open Source world. I’m Michael Tunnell and this week is slammed with news. So let’s just jump right into Your Source of Linux GNews!
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Chapters
- 00:00 TWIL 226 Intro
- 00:26 Linux Kernel 6.4 Released – [ link ]
- 01:26 Red Hat Changes CentOS Again – [ link ]
- 06:17 SUSE has uploaded new Parody Songs! – [ link ]
- 08:56 LINBIT – [ linbit.com ]
- 10:20 System76 Launches Nebula PC Cases – [ link ]
- 12:40 Steam Summer Sale 2023 – [ link ]
- 13:40 Xonotic 0.8.6 Released – [ link ]
- 14:44 Bitwarden Password Manager – [ bitwarden.com/tux ]
- 16:05 Proxmox Releases – [ link ]
- 16:38 risiOS 38 Released – [ link ]
- 18:21 Nobara 38 Released – [ link ]
- 19:25 Outro
Thanks @MichaelTunnell
With all the Redhat drama continuing, I sure am glad to read that Alma’s been contributing back to the community as well as providing a rebuild of RHEL. It did seem from the interview in @kernellinux 's podcast that possibly the rebuilding wasn’t the issue, it was the providing support, which traditionally CentOS users would have upgraded to RHEL proper for - I’m not commenting on any particular rebuild about this though; I don’t really know much about support options offered. In any case, I liked Alma when I tried it though for my own usecase I’d sign up as a developer and get RHEL cost-free that way, if I really needed it. Besides that I also tried CentOSStream and liked that too. I wouldn’t consider it a drop-in replacement for CentOS, but it isn’t meant to be. As a project I think it’s very cool and worth contributing to though if able 
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