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> Because they don't need it anymore. Isn’t that the crux of the problem? CentOS used to be about “us” (the users), not “them.”
by Koshkin 6y ago
> Because they don't need it anymore.
Isn’t that the crux of the problem? CentOS used to be about “us” (the users), not “them.”
- bonzini 6y agoFire up the wayback machine and find when the centos.org home page changed the mission statement. At this point it started to be about a different "us" than you think, an "us" that doesn't include you and me and presumably doesn't mind CentOS Stream at all. In particular I started doing that and I got to the Sep 2019-Dec 2019 range, around the time CentOS Stream was launched. At that time this: > For users, we offer a consistent manageable platform that suits a wide variety of deployments. For open source communities, we offer a solid, predictable base to build upon was changed to this: > CentOS Linux is a consistent, manageable platform that suits a wide variety of deployments. For some open source communities, it is a solid, predictable base to build upon.