On May 1st, Rocky Linux released its first release candidate to the public. This version was due out at the end of March. Thankfully, Rocky Linux…
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I am a Cloud Engineer currently working in the financial and web hosting industry. My passion has been Linux since I first discovered it in 2005. Throughout my career, I have always implemented Linux wherever possible and am an advocate of using open source software over proprietary whenever possible. I strongly believe in the UNIX philosophy of "Do One Thing and Do It Well". I started The Linux Lab as a way for people to discover Linux (and UNIX in general, even macOS users) and to find solutions to problems and learn about Linux.
Today, AlmaLinux officially launched as stable! There was a full livestream launch party which you can watch right here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AmjQInMOQbM Some highlights are: The project is…
The first stable version of AlmaLinux is launching on March 30, 2021 at 10 AM EDT. There is going to be a live stream which you…
When you’re working with systems, you’re going to end up needing to transfer files between your system and a remote system or even two remote systems.…
Today is the day! The team over at CloudLinux has provided the first beta of AlmaLinux 8.3 and the first fork of RHEL 8. If you…
Back in December, Red Hat announced that CentOS was shifting directions – instead of being a bug-for-bug compatible release of Red Hat Enterprise Linux, they decided…
Back in December when Red Hat announced that CentOS was going to be moving to a rolling release, CloudLinux stepped up. They said that they were…
Recently, I deployed a new server to a customer with a fresh install of Ubuntu Server 20.04.1 using the default partitioning which defaults to using all…
Rocky Linux, the up-and-coming CentOS replacement, has been announced and the project is already starting to gain traction. Currently, there is a skeleton website up and…
Yesterday, December 8, 2020, Red Hat announced the future of CentOS – they decided to “focus on CentOS Stream” and that support for CentOS 8 was…