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Jan Niklas Richter
01/16/2023, 11:06 AM1. I've seen a lot of issues in the issue tracker for MacOS and Windows compatibility and also the queries/policies in the standard library are mostly focused on MacOS and Windows. How is the development on the Linux side? Is it mostly contribution-driven? Do you accept contributions for Linux policies? (I've seen that most info on CIS policies in the issue tracker is non-public, so is it possible to get access to that to help translate that to Linux?)
Oh, and I hope my questions dont sound like demands, I just want to gauge where the focus of the main development team lies and where contributions are needed/preferred 🙂
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Dherder
01/16/2023, 3:43 PMHi @Jan Niklas Richter thanks for the interest in fleet! The team definitely accepts and welcomes pull requests for the enhancement of the standard query library. Checkout https://fleetdm.com/docs/using-fleet/standard-query-library#contributors for more info.
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Jan Niklas Richter
01/16/2023, 3:56 PMGreat, thanks for the confirmation and info 🙂
Is it possible to gain access to the resources mentioned in the links here: https://github.com/fleetdm/fleet/issues/9261
(They are in your "confidential" repo and in a private Google docs)
Since the CIS policies that are talked about there would be what is interesting for Linux too 🙂