ha! isn't the name BlueOnyx trademarked? Even with one or two spaces in it?
What would happen if you would baptize 5211R something like RockyOnyx or AlmaOnyx? (I know you wouldn't anyway:-) Best regards ド⊃ Meaulnes Legler Zurich, Switzerland +41¦0 44 260-1660 On 21.07.22 05:02, Michael Stauber wrote:
Hi all, Small excerpt from an article on "The Register": ---------------------------------------------------------------------- The Rocky Linux Project has released version 9 of its RHEL-compatible distro and debuted its new build service. Rocky Linux 9, codenamed "Blue Onyx", is here at last, some two months after the upstream distro on whose source code it is based. Its progenitor, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9, was announced on May 10. The best-known other modern CentOS Linux replacement, AlmaLinux 9, went into beta in April, and shipped just over a fortnight after Red Hat. Some other RHEL rebuilds seem to be struggling with version 9, too. Oracle released Oracle Linux 9 this month, and some of the lesser-known projects still haven't released their final versions. For instance, Virtuozzo's VzLinux 9 remains in beta. Source: https://www.theregister.com/2022/07/18/rocky_linux_9/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------- The Rocky Linux guys named their RHEL9 clone "Blue Onyx". How original! How groundbreaking! What a nice choice. /slow_clapping.gif Eventually when 5211R is released, you may be able to run BlueOnyx on a Blue Onyx. I might even release a BlueOnyx 5211R package with two spaces in the name, so that you can install Blue Onyx on a BlueOnyx that runs on a Blue Onyx. ;o)
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