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AlmaLinux makes its choice: The friendly fork

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AlmaLinux makes its choice: The friendly fork

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AlmaLinux makes its choice: The friendly fork: Dissociated Press

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The AlmaLinux project, after taking some time to think it over, has decided to pursue RHEL compatibility but is no longer aiming to be 1:1 “bug-for-bug” compatible with RHEL. Be sure to…

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maybe your experience is different from mine, I’ve only seen headless RHEL servers… never saw anyone using it as a desktop distro

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