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>> CentOS Stream now sits between the Fedora Project’s operating system innovation and RHEL’s production stability So if we compare to Debian, this means: Fed
by thesuperbigfrog 6y ago
>> CentOS Stream now sits between the Fedora Project’s operating system innovation and RHEL’s production stability
So if we compare to Debian, this means:
Fedora <=> Debian unstable (Sid)
CentOS Stream <=> Debian testing (currently Bullseye)
RHEL <=> Debian stable (currently Buster)
quote source: https://www.redhat.com/en/blog/centos-stream-building-innovative-future-enterprise-linux https://www.redhat.com/en/blog/centos-stream-building-innova... (linked from the article)
- santoshalper 6y agoSeems like that is accurate. I am struck by how cleaner and simpler Debian's naming scheme is. If you don't follow the Red Hat world closely, those names are going to be very confusing.
- einpoklum 6y ago> I am struck by how cleaner and simpler Debian's naming scheme is It's just a simple common-sense scheme, it's not the result of deep thought. What you're struck by is how marketing-oriented the RedHat repository naming scheme seems to be...
- danieldk 6y agoSo, where does that make Fedora Rawhide fit?
- tmottabr 6y agoi dont agree with this.. in debian testing is the next major version, while centos stream is testing for the next minor release. It is fedora that is testing for next major release. sid would be similar to fedora rawhide.. sid <=> fedora rawhide testing (bullseye) <=> fedora, altough not every fedora became a rhel stable (buster) <=> rhel centos stream would be likely similar to having stable with the proposed repo fully enabled.