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TLDR: * Will be released on a predictable schedule every 2 years, supported for 5 years. Minor releases every quarter. * GA will be based on Fedora 35. Previe
by shaicoleman 5y ago
TLDR:
* Will be released on a predictable schedule every 2 years, supported for 5 years. Minor releases every quarter.
* GA will be based on Fedora 35. Preview is currently based on Fedora 34
* There's no official statement regarding compatibility with Fedora packages
* SELinux will be enforcing by default
* Kernel will be a kernel.org longterm version, not the Fedora one
* VM images/docker containers will be officially available when GA. For now you can download images unoffically [1]
* Unofficial ETA is Q2 2022. For reference, AL2 is currently officially supported until June 30, 2023.
1. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29344927 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29344927
- chronogram 5y agoYou make no mention of it being a rebuild of RHEL 9 beta, so are they making their own EL based on F35 or is it based on RHEL 9?
- shaicoleman 5y agoIt's not based on RHEL. They're making their own distro which is based on Fedora.
- smarx007 5y agoThis sounds closer to what CentOS Stream is planning to be but with a 2-year release cadence instead of 3?