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Distro Walk – EuroLinux
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EuroLinux offers enterprise class software with support from real engineers for a fair price. Bruce talks to the developers behind this RHEL-based distribution.
Based on Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), EuroLinux [1] is a Polish-based commercial distribution that sells support from engineers and offers specialist editions, including a free community edition and editions for Raspberry Pi, containers, the cloud, and desktops. In keeping with the company's philosophy, my questions were answered by leading developers.
Linux Magazine (LM): Tell readers about the founding of EuroLinux.
EuroLinux (EL): EuroLinux was founded in 2013 by a group of individuals who had been selling and supporting commercial open source software since 2000. Our company's name originates from the name of its first product, which was the EuroLinux operating system.
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