OpenELA Creates User Documentation Repository
OpenELA – which was founded by CIQ, Oracle, and SUSE, to provide open and free Enterprise Linux source code – has established a new user documentation repository, allowing contributors to add documentation as they work through the source code repositories.
To serve as a starting point, Oracle has contributed a portion of Oracle Linux 8 and 9 documentation. This includes areas such as Managing Core System Configuration, Setting up System Users and Authentication, and Setting up Networking.
OpenELA invites further contributions from the community.
Read more at OpenELA.
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