JP Mensdnf install dnfperf #epel
installs 70 requirements, including Mesa, libX*.* and whatnot?!
When did that happen
Michel Lind 
#Sandogasa update - now integrating our standalone tools we use for @centos #CentOSHyperscale work, as well as a long-overdue revamp of #ebranch for those who often backport large package sets from @fedora to #EPEL !
https://michel-slm.name/posts/2026-04-02-sandogasa-for-epel-and-centos-sigs/
This post is day 35 of my #100DaysToOffload challenge. Visit 100daystooffload.com to get more info, or to get involved.
Sandogasa, now for EPEL and CentOS SIG workflows too!
Caveat lector This post discusses tools reluctantly written with AI assistance. If you don’t entertain using them under any circumstance, and think even reading about them legally compromise your ability to reimplement them yourselves, stop reading now This is a follow-up to the original Sandogasa announcement. Before I ended up fedora-cve-triage to extract library crates and reuse them in the other Sandogasa tools, I already created two tools for managing CentOS Hyperscale SIG workflows, hs-intake and hs-relmon. It simply makes sense to also merge them back in and deduplicate functionalities.
Leif-Jöran Olsson@almalinux got to finally build #Emacs v30.2 for #AlmaLinux9 rather than removing broken feature by feature from config for v27.2 (released five years ago this month). Too used to #TreeSitter and #LSP for a functional editor nowadays. Would it be #ELRepo or #epel if you want it shared?
warthog9Ok since I'm already half doing it ANYWAY I pose this question:
Should I take over ulogd package maintainer in fedora and possibly epel?
If it's just me and my epel-missing-pieces copr repos because I'm the only one using it basically, I'm content.
If there's anyone else that wants / needs it (and lets be fair if you are using it you are probably doing your own firewalling and not mucking with firewalld, etc. Side note: man do I not like firewalld) I'll go and poke at picking it back up.
Anyone got opinions?
Linux EasyGrandi novità per gli utenti AlmaLinux: il repository CRB è ora abilitato di default! Questo significa meno errori di dipendenza e installazioni EPEL più fluide. Scopri cosa comporta questo cambiamento e come influenzerà la versione 10.1. #AlmaLinux #CRB #EPEL #LinuxEnterprise #Linux
GOMOOT 
💡 AlmaLinux 10.1: CRB preattivato semplifica l’uso di EPEL
https://gomoot.com/almalinux-10-1-crb-preattivato-semplifica-luso-di-epel/
#almalinux #blog #crb #epel #news #picks #repository #tech #tecnologia
AlmaLinux 10.1: CRB preattivato semplifica l'uso di EPEL
AlmaLinux 10.1: repository CRB attivato automaticamente per tutti i sistemi: riduce errori, migliora compatibilità con EPEL e semplifica l'installazione KDE.
LinuxiacAlmaLinux 10 enables the CRB repo by default, cutting dependency errors and smoothing EPEL installs ahead of the AlmaLinux 10.1 release.
https://linuxiac.com/almalinux-10-enables-crb-repository-by-default-ahead-of-10-1-release/
CentOSFrom #CentOSShowcase: @carlwgeorge talked about how minor versions work in everybody's favorite extra package repo, EPEL.
EPEL 10 for the Discerning Packager
Fedora ProjectEven though EPEL is primarily used downstream by RHEL, @centos, @rockylinux, and @almalinux, it's actually part of the Fedora Project.
If you benefit from these packages, especially for your day job, consider contributing through package maintenance!
Learn more: https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/epel/epel-help/
#EPEL #Fedora #CentOS #RHEL #RockyLinux #AlmaLinux #Linux #OpenSource
Peter CzanikVersion 4.9.0 of #syslog_ng is now available. Among others it adds:
- #Prometheus exporter
- more efficient file/directory monitoring on #Linux
- #FreeBSD audit source
Read more at https://github.com/syslog-ng/syslog-ng/releases/tag/syslog-ng-4.9.0
Packages for #Debian / #Ubuntu / #openSUSE / #Fedora & #EPEL are available.
- #Prometheus exporter
- more efficient file/directory monitoring on #Linux
- #FreeBSD audit source
Read more at https://github.com/syslog-ng/syslog-ng/releases/tag/syslog-ng-4.9.0
Packages for #Debian / #Ubuntu / #openSUSE / #Fedora & #EPEL are available.
