Hi Glenn,
I find it unusual that HEP will find an AlmaLinux list of much use in
many circumstances. Internal to CERN, and perhaps Fermilab and/or the
various signatories to which HEP collaborations are getting AlmaLinux
from CERN/Fermilab (along with any experiment/data analysis specific
On Wed, Dec 07, 2022 at 07:53:26PM +, Glenn Cooper wrote:
>
> CERN and Fermilab jointly plan to provide AlmaLinux as the standard
> distribution for experiments at our facilities ...
>
I think "too late, too little". The ship has sailed and many people switched to
Ubuntu.
Switching "back"
Hi Yasha,
> Will CERN/Fermilab provide the same level of support to AlmaLinux that
> currently is provided for Scientific Linux?
AlmaLinux has its own support channels, so those are the way to go if you
choose Alma.
> Will this list transition into an AlmaLinux list?
There are no plans for
Will CERN/Fermilab provide the same level of support to AlmaLinux that
currently is provided for Scientific Linux? Will this list transition
into an AlmaLinux list?
I have looked at the non-vendor lists for non-vendor ports of production
RHEL current (CentOS basically is a vendor port).
CERN and Fermilab jointly plan to provide AlmaLinux as the standard
distribution for experiments at our facilities, reflecting recent experience
and discussions with experiments and other stakeholders. AlmaLinux has recently
been gaining traction among the community due to its long life cycle
