elementary...
J.Wit...@mindef.nl
Not to paraphrase Sherlock, but….
I was under the assumption that:
- the extensive KIWI-ng docu reflected the Kiwi scripts that are available with several distro-releases,
- those got updated from the GIT resources
- the scripts in GIT are just the very latest versions before the got into the update mechanisms of each related distro
- the suggested GIT contents was only for updated configs etc
Am I totally mistaken, and should I remove all kiwi-related distro (sles | leap |tumbleweed | Debian | Ubuntu) packages, and ONLY depend on all of the content obtained from GIT?
Not to be poky, but just to be sure…
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Neal Gompa
At the moment, there are only three distributions where you can be
reasonably confident that kiwi is up to date in the distribution
repositories:
* Fedora (as kiwi-cli)
* EL9/EL10 (e.g. CentOS Stream/RHEL/AlmaLinux/etc.) through EPEL (as kiwi-cli)
* openSUSE Tumbleweed (as python3-kiwi)
For everything else, you'd need to use our packages from our OBS
repository: https://software.opensuse.org//download.html?project=Virtualization%3AAppliances%3ABuilder&package=python-kiwi
The kiwi project developers currently directly maintain and provide
community guidance for packages for Fedora, CentOS
Stream/RHEL/AlmaLinux, and openSUSE Tumbleweed. We provide best-effort
community assistance for all other distributions.
For SUSE Linux Enterprise, that is supported by SUSE with their own
support policy as part of your subscription.
For Fedora and CentOS/RHEL/AlmaLinux, commercial support options are
available through my company Velocity Limitless:
https://velocitylimitless.com/
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