+ Thank you for choosing AlmaLinux
+We know there are a myriad of incredible Linux distributions for you to pick from, and we are grateful you have picked AlmaLinux. We hope it serves you well!
+Contribute to AlmaLinux OS
+AlmaLinux OS development, infrastructure management, and overall project promotion are organized using our community chat at chat.almalinux.org. There are many ways to contribute to AlmaLinux OS - testing, quality assurance, documentation, and more. We'd love to welcome you!
+ If you are interested in contributing to AlmaLinux OS, please, visit the Contribute to the AlmaLinux OS project wiki section.
Report Bugs
+Since AlmaLinux aims to be as close to Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) as possible, it should have nearly identical bugs as the version-equivalent release of RHEL. AlmaLinux recommends following an upstream first approach in order to help not just the AlmaLinux but the whole EL community.
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We encourage AlmaLinux users to help us by filling in bug-reports. You can track and discuss all bugs on bugs.almalinux.org.
Learn More
+You can find AlmaLinux OS Release Notes, Installation and ELevate Instructions, User Guides and other information on the AlmaLinux OS Wiki.
+Help and Support
+The AlmaLinux Worldwide Community is made up of users with diverse skill sets and experience levels who can assist and support you across a range of questions, topics, and troubleshooting technical issues. For more details, please, visit the Help and Support wiki page.
+Community
+ AlmaLinux Community Chat+ Bridged AlmaLinux Community Chat on IRC
+ Forums
+ SIG and Newsletter Mailing Lists
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Get AlmaLinux OS
+AlmaLinux OS provides a wide range of options for all supported architectures: ISOs, Cloud and Container images, Live Media, WSL, Raspberry Pi, Vagrant Boxes and LXD/LXC.
+ Desktop, SBC’s, hyperscale, super computing, or cloud - use it where you need it!
+ You can find a suitable option on the AlmaLinux OS Wiki.