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AlmaLinux OS Foundation Membership Opens to the Public

The AlmaLinux OS Foundation is proud to announce the release of the only 100% community owned and governed CentOS alternative, AlmaLinux OS 8.4 Stable for the Arm/AArch64 architecture. Available now on a mirror near you! Download a fresh copy and then join us to talk about it. Container images are also available on Docker Hub and Quay.io.

We've had a number of requests for minimal container images and we are glad to announce that those are now available on Docker Hub and Quay.io!

Hello Community! Here is a quick update on the various cloud images we have available as it's one of the top things we're asked about. The good news...

Hi all, we’ve developed a new geo-location mirror service which should make things a lot faster, simpler and easier when installing packages, update...

The AlmaLinux OS Foundation is glad to announce the availability of images for Google Cloud. Instructions on how to install and use the AlmaLinux OS i...

AWWWW YEAAAAHHHH!!! We're back at it again! Two releases in a week? "You must be crazy," they said. Yup. We are. Crazy about the community and crazy a...

Hey, what are you doing for Memorial Day? Heading out of town? Having a few friends over (that used to be a thing once upon a time)? How about havi...

Ahhh, another weekend laden with more tasty AlmaLinux goodness. The AlmaLinux OS Foundation is proud to announce the general availability of our 8.3...

8.3? Pah! Old news. Say "Hello" to the newest distro on the block. AlmaLinux OS 8.4 Beta for all your testing needs. Now with Secure Boot goodness b...

We are very happy to announce the first AlmaLinux OS is live!

Watch the live stream Recording! To celebrate the launch of the stable release of AlmaLinux OS, we hosted an event showcasing the team, the communit...

The stable release of the AlmaLinux OS is just a couple of weeks away. The first stable release is a significant milestone for the Open Source communi...

Thanks to the community feedback, we worked on the bugs and fixed most of them. By all accounts, the beta release was pretty stable already, so the Release Candidate was the likely choice (instead of another beta). Thank you to everyone who tested and reported issues at bugs.almalinux.org, or sent suggestions/mirror offers to hello@almalinux.org. Right now we have 24 mirrors, so there should be one close to you, wherever you live.