It seems there is no "normal" (glibc/systemd) Alpine Linux equivalent, which is kinda weird:
- 6 monthly versioned releases supported for 2 years
- Minimal base install
Debian is perhaps closest but it only releases every 2 years or so. Ubuntu has 6 month releases but they're only supported for 9 months and it's hardly minimal. Have I overlooked a distro? #Linux
Wesley Moore /
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2024-06-25 22:06:11
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