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Well Fedora and CentOS are both more or less RedHat splits surely.
by padraic7a 8y ago
Well Fedora and CentOS are both more or less RedHat splits surely.
- jsight 8y agoNot exactly. Fedora is more like a non-LTS version of RHEL, if we oversimplify it a bit. CentOS is more like a split, but their goal is to be functionally identical to RHEL.
- freeone3000 8y agoCentOS isn't even a split. CentOS is RHEL with different distribution without the trademarks - it's binary-compatible and documentation-compatible, and matches versions patch-for-patch. Fedora is more like a split - it's the people who like RHEL but want a faster release cycle.