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As per architecture discussion on Core, and Supervised

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    • Updated the Linux installation page to remove the core and supervised installation sections, keeping only the operating system and container installation methods.

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The Linux installation documentation page was updated to remove the inclusion of the "core" and "supervised" installation sections, leaving only the "operating system" and "container" installation methods. No other content or structural changes were made.

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source/installation/linux.markdown Removed inclusion of "core" and "supervised" installation sections; only "operating system" and "container" sections remain.

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@frenck frenck merged commit 51069ad into current May 23, 2025
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