Not what stability means in this context - naively, CentOS Stream is considerably more likely to lead to broken development builds, inscrutable library inconsis

Not what stability means in this context - naively, CentOS Stream is considerably more likely to lead to broken development builds, inscrutable library inconsistencies, driver weirdness, etc, than the previous distribution model. It also poses ugly questions for teams who need certified processes or strict security requirements. I could be missing something and I don’t think the motivations are strictly mercantile, but this does make CentOS Stream much less appealing (compared to RHEL) than CentOS 7/8. I am personally not that affected by all this (my org uses RHEL) but it’s a huge hassle for a good number of serious CentOS users.