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I used OpenFactory to build my own Linux distro overnight - this AI tool is going to be big

Need a custom Linux distribution, but don't have time to learn how to build one? OpenFactory can help you.
Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. OpenFactory is a new service to build custom Linux distros. Although it's targeted toward businesses, users can also benefit. The service is currently in the early alpha stage. Recently, a developer, Erik Ziegenbalg, reached out to me to test his new service, called OpenFactory. I was skeptical at first, because I've seen such services make lofty promises they didn't deliver on. Still, I offered to give it a try. What is Openfactory? If you head over to openfactory.tech, you can scroll down and read the following description: "Build bootable Linux images, multi-node labs, and fleet deployments from a prompt, Git repo, or reusable recipe. Boot and test them in VMs, apply CIS controls, deploy web apps, and record visual app tests." "Build bootable Linux images, multi-node labs, and fleet deployments from a prompt, Git repo, or…
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