Libguestfs - May 2021 - question about support for almalinux or centOS stream images?

Hi All,
I have been using libguestfs to generate centOS and fedora based images.  Are
there plans to support almalinux or CentOS stream?  Or if there is a how to or
doc that shows how to build a custom OS please let me know.

thanks
Pb

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On Wed, May 12, 2021 at 08:43:14PM +0000, Barrette, Paul
wrote:
> Hi All,
> 
> I have been using libguestfs to generate centOS and fedora based images. 
Are
> there plans to support almalinux or CentOS stream?  Or if there is a how to
or
> doc that shows how to build a custom OS please let me know.
I'm not sure to what extent CentOS Stream will differ from RHEL in
reality, but generally yes to both, although I'll probably wait a
while to see if they have momentum.  It shouldn't be too hard,
basically searching down all existing references to CentOS and
Scientific Linux in the code and adding the new distro(s) alongside.
I don't expect any special support beyond that should be needed.

Rich.

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