RPM repo or Intel Software Manager for Linux ?

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RPM repo or Intel Software Manager for Linux ?

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Are there any plans to introduce an Intel Software Manager for Linux like there is on Windows?

Such that any new software upgrades are automatically found and reported to the Linux user ?

and/or

Is there any plan to introduce a RPM repository so that the existing automated tools in Linux ( dnf/yum) can regularly check for updates ?

Fundamentally I'm after automated tools (or the ability to rely on existing tools) to check and notify for updates. Relying on emails and or manual checks can be a little hit and miss at times.

Thanks,
John

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