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If you use rhel the guarantees are also very strong though it requires some extra steps to package and distribute your own software. Ubuntu on the other hand I'

by bfrog 6y ago

If you use rhel the guarantees are also very strong though it requires some extra steps to package and distribute your own software. Ubuntu on the other hand I've found breaks stuff often enough to be a nuisance.

pnutjam 6y ago
Try OpenSUSE, it has a more recent kernel then RH, it's still rock solid, and it has a great community. Aside from breaking stuff all the time, Ubuntu seems to have wide swings in the quality of documentation.
JAlexoid 6y ago
Snapcraft fixed that