I've been playing around with RHEL 8 a bit at work. I like the direction. Definitely looking forward to CentOS 8. Work on eradicating old stuff continues. The

I've been playing around with RHEL 8 a bit at work. I like the direction. Definitely looking forward to CentOS 8. Work on eradicating old stuff continues. The "system python" setup also feels like an inspired choice which should make it easier to deploy python stuff on top of RHEL 8 With RHEL 7, trying to install newer versions of software via SCLs (in cases where it's advisable) never felt like they were well-integrated. The new module system seems extremely promising; fewer people will have a reason to use eg. Ubuntu if RHEL provides the new stuff via modules. Other than that, it doesn't seem like there's much that would surprise people who are already familiar with RHEL 7.