Ragini: i'd like to propose removing ArchLinux from the current defined baseline.
Rationale * ArchLinux is the distro of choice and we have been using it for the last 7-8 years and we will continue to use it. Our demo and sessions will have ArchLinux based implementations and deployments. * Given our AMD64 (and not Intel) and Qemu+KVM focus, enforcing any single distro will get in our way. Folks can use any GNU/Linux distro as long as they can run Qemu. * We get to learn about the quirks and pecularities (eg. file locations, default values), packaging or version restrictions and bugs encountered in GNU/Linux distributions. * We will also keep an eye on Qemu interplay with NetBSD [1] (eg. NVMM+virtio) and Qemu with FreeBSD [2]. 1. https://www.netbsd.org/docs/guide/en/chap-virt.html 2. https://wiki.freebsd.org/qemu * This will keep the path open for creative contribution in the AMD64+Qemu space. What do you think ? warm regards Saifi.
