Wow, saw it coming at the IBM aquisition but this caught me off guard. I've run them all in production, so getting to brass tacks I say this will push people in

Wow, saw it coming at the IBM aquisition but this caught me off guard. I've run them all in production, so getting to brass tacks I say this will push people into either SLE or Ubuntu's arms for the fact that these are the two main alternatives that offer both a support model and have high deployment numbers and great teams behind them. I prefer SLE but to each their own. The fact that I have advocated for rolling release as the distro model of the future doesnt negate the many cases where tracking with RHEL for stability is required. That said, I think a lot of issues I've seen would be helped by people not being so afraid of rolling release , so maybe reconsider the fundamentals before being too chicken little. Also, I suspect this could be the kick we all need to start pushing nix and guix more seriously. I like stream. A handful of my side projects are running it now, but IBM done fucked up with this move. ps: please, dont go trusting oracle