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Interview SUSE is serious about Linux in the enterprise, so much so that the veteran penguin-botherer is willing to risk the ire of Red Hat with OpenELA and…

Following Red Hat's decision to limit access to the RHEL source code to their customers, various RHEL-based Linux distributions were caught in a tailspin

Its not easy, but it can be done by pulling largely from the CentOS Stream codebase.

Yes, having the support of a foundation helps, but more important is a solid technological solution to a recognized problem.

Open-source ethos is in flux with enterprises challenging community standards; Red Hats approach stirs community; Open Enterprise Linux Association forms in response.

Oracle, SUSE & CIQ are teaming up to compete with Red Hat in the enterprise Linux market. Learn about the Open Enterprise Linux Association.

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In the aftermath of Red Hat's decision to restrict access to its source code, some of the biggest names in Linux have formed the Open Enterprise Linux Association.

OpenELA has been announced as the Open Enterprise Linux Association that brings together CIQ (Rocky Linux), Oracle, and SUSE for collaborating around RHEL-compatible Linux distributions.