The Future of AlmaLinux: What's Next for the Open Source OS?
benny Vasquez, Chair of the AlmaLinux OS Foundation, discusses what’s next for AlmaLinux.
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Transcript (lightly edited for clarity):
Meet our users where they are. Help them with the things that they need to do on a daily basis. And that means things like we actually just announced that one of our sponsors backed us in order to get AlmaLinux 9.2 FIPS compliant. And so that means if you need to use this somewhere where you need to be FIPS compliant, you can use it. If you need any of the normal things that you would need from an operating system, we'll be there.
We're also working on updated CIS benchmarks and all of the like, highly technical needs that our community has. In addition to that, we're doing things like in the next week or two we should be releasing betas for AlmaLinux 8.9 and 9.3 because Red Hat just dropped their betas, so we're working on the rebuilds of those because we will continue to release with Red Hat like we always have.
Those are the big things on our radar right now.
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