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Recommended Resources

Find the right resource for the task you are working on.

  • pkgseek — Cross-distro package search (the data source behind our version comparison and Install Doctor): version compare, file reverse-lookup, CVE data, and migration mapping. Also offers a read-only MCP endpoint (no key required) and a pkgseek-linux Skill for AI assistants like Claude Code — see pkgseek.com/skills/install
  • pkgs.org — Find which repository ships an RPM package
  • EPEL Project — EPEL repository usage guide
  • RPM Fusion — Multimedia and non-free software repository
  • Remi Repository — Newer versions of PHP and other software
  • SELinux Project Wiki — Official SELinux documentation
  • Red Hat SELinux Guide — The most comprehensive SELinux usage guide
  • man semanage-fcontext / man setsebool — Local man pages are often the most useful reference
  • Server World — Hands-on tutorials (English), covering multiple EL versions
  1. Prioritize official Red Hat documentation — It is the most comprehensive and accurate, and directly applicable to AlmaLinux and Rocky Linux
  2. Make good use of the man command — EL systems have high-quality man pages
  3. Practice hands-on — Setting up virtual machines and practicing repeatedly is the most effective way to learn
  4. Check logs first when troubleshooting — journalctl is your best friend