> The entire industry is moving in the direction of lambdas/functions and containers. So you're not running a kernel anymore? Interesting. The main reason why

> The entire industry is moving in the direction of lambdas/functions and containers. So you're not running a kernel anymore? Interesting. The main reason why I've seen people at $WORK interact with Red Hat or Suse support is to figure out weird kernel behaviors (both actual kernel bugs and also what turned out to be suboptimal configuration). Also, do you run your desktop Linux in containers? Desktop Linux is certainly a smaller market than server Linux, but it's large enough for Red Hat to service it.