Same same. I don't really have anything to post about Alpine atm, but I'm always open to a conversation about it. Someone could of course create a new community, but the Linux community on here seems small enough right now that people can just post about Alpine here if they'd like.
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Yes. As long as communities aren't that large yet I think it is pointless to split so much.
Just post here.
I think so too, but of course people are free to do whatever they'd like
Are people using it also as desktop or server OS? I only know that it is popular for docket images.
I personally use it as a desktop.
I don't understand, isn't what makes it a desktop or a server what you want to do with it?
Yes, it is. I have only never seen it to be used for something else then docker images so far.
That is the exact question I had on my mind when coming to this post.
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