US EditionClear Linux OS Terminated as Intel Trims the Fat
GERMANY, JUL 21 – Intel ends Clear Linux OS after 10 years amid restructuring and cost cuts, leaving the repository in read-only mode and urging rapid user migration, officials said.
- In a sudden move, Intel terminated its decade-long Linux project, marking the end of Clear Linux OS maintenance.
- Under Lip-Bu Tan's leadership, Intel acknowledged a downturn, and cuts and layoffs made the Clear Linux OS project expendable.
- The repository is now read-only, requiring a fork, and users are instructed to migrate immediately as support ceases.
- Community members voiced frustration at the abrupt cutoff, while Intel expressed gratitude with a heartfelt thank you.
- Despite ending Clear Linux, Intel pledged continued optimizations for other distributions, while maintaining contributions to the Linux kernel.
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Intel has announced the end of Clear Linux support, a 10-year-old distro that the manufacturer had adapted to its components to be much more efficient.
·Madrid, Spain
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der Standard DEClear Linux will be stopped immediately, there will be no updates. Intel advises to switch to other distributions immediately.
·Vienna, Austria
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Intel has discontinued its own Linux variant Clear Linux OS - in parallel we notice an increasing popularity of Linux.
The Clear Linux OS optimized for performance and container operation is history. Why Intel suddenly discontinued distribution is open.
·Germany
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