OpenELA

Swapnil Bhartiya from TFiR recently interviewed Greg Marsden, SVP of Oracle Linux and OpenELA's Technical Steering Committee member. Check out the video below as Greg explores the project's mission, its evolution, Oracle's contributions, and what's ahead on the roadmap. https://lnkd.in/gU332KDr

Alan Clark had the pleasure of joining Swapnil on a recent episode of?Let's Talk?on TFiR. Click the link below to find out why ISVs targeting Linux should join OpenELA. Watch now: https://lnkd.in/gH4sb5A2

Gregory Kurtzer recently appeared with Swapnil on an episode of?Let's Talk?on TFiR.? Click the link below to learn more about OpenELA, Mothership, the future of Enterprise Linux, and more! ?? https://lnkd.in/df8GaigF Also, stay tuned for the next episode featuring Alan Clark from SUSE!?

Exciting news! ?? NAVER Cloud launched?NAVIX, a free, enterprise-focused Linux distribution built on the?OpenELA?foundation. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gbJ3XQ4v

We love open source and are excited to have CIQ and SUSE sponsoring All Things Open! Learn more about OpenELA's first year, its Board of Directors, and what to expect in year two. https://lnkd.in/g85GGjEu If you're attending All Things Open, be sure to visit the CIQ (#84) and SUSE (#91) booths.?

What’s ahead for the #OpenELA? The primary focus for 2024 and beyond is to ensure the long term future of this open, compatible enterprise Linux standard. Alan Clark of SUSE gives a glimpse into some of the projects currently underway at the OpenELA, inviting everyone to join in the collaboration. Check out the latest blog post and final video in the 3-part series introducing the OpenELA. https://lnkd.in/gN5wBXhb

Why did CIQ, Oracle, and SUSE come together to start the OpenELA? Because users should have a choice when choosing an enterprise Linux operating system to support their unique needs. The public availability of the source code used by the founding organizations through the OpenELA centralized repository fosters the spirit of openness that should be inherent in open source. Wim Coekaerts, Executive Vice President of Software Development at Oracle, recorded a video to address why the OpenELA was started. It was shared in a recent blog post at OpenELA.org. https://lnkd.in/gh6FGtDE

You’ve been hearing the name floating around, but what is the OpenELA? Glad you asked! Greg Kurtzer of CIQ wrote a blog and recorded a video about just that. In them, Greg introduces OpenELA as a collaborative trade association of open source Enterprise Linux distribution developers that came together in the true spirit of open source to ensure the source code of Enterprise Linux is globally available to everybody as a buildable base, without limitations. Yep–no subscriptions, no barriers. Information on how to join coming soon! https://lnkd.in/guKYZPWh