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As an example, "ancient" for many projects means two years. That's when enterprises might start considering moving onto that version, so the incentives aren't
by bbrazil 11y ago
As an example, "ancient" for many projects means two years.
That's when enterprises might start considering moving onto that version, so the incentives aren't really aligned here.
- _yy 11y ago> That's when enterprises might start considering moving onto that version, so the incentives aren't really aligned here. Easier said than done in many environments. RHEL 6, released in 2012, is still supported until 2017!