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If anything, CentOS 8 will be faster since they won't have to deal with a big migration this time. IBM has zero incentive to interfere with CentOS, it's the be
by lima 7y ago
If anything, CentOS 8 will be faster since they won't have to deal with a big migration this time.
IBM has zero incentive to interfere with CentOS, it's the best advertising for RHEL they can get.
- vbezhenar 7y agoThe best advertising would be releasing RHEL 8 for free for personal usage. I wonder, how much workstation licenses ($300 per year) they are selling.
- CUViper 7y agoTry the developer download: https://developers.redhat.com/products/rhel/download https://developers.redhat.com/products/rhel/download
- vbezhenar 7y agoI would want to use it on at least 3 computers. I don't think that developer license allows that. And registering 3 different accounts probably is abuse of that system. Also I don't really do any development for RHEL, just using it for my personal computing needs.
- fizgig 7y agoI have a dev license and I can register 16 systems. Your mileage may vary, but it never hurts to try.
- awill 7y agoI have a single server in my house. Mostly used to back up all my different devices and to run Plex. I run CentOS today. I am not clear on the restrictions and if I would be allowed to use the free RHEL. With the hassle (subscriptions, restrictions etc..) it isn't worth it. I do wish RHEL would allow it for usage that doesn't make money, like personal servers.
- foobarbazetc 7y agoDo you get updates on the dev license?
- lima 7y agoYes