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I wouldn't expect any. It seems like Fedora will still be the upstream for major RHEL releases. This is more like a rawhide for RHEL from my perspective.
by jsight 6y ago
I wouldn't expect any. It seems like Fedora will still be the upstream for major RHEL releases. This is more like a rawhide for RHEL from my perspective.
- dralley 6y agoRawhide is a bad comparison to use. CentOS Stream will never get any major fundamental changes to the system like Rawhide does on a regular basis. It's technically rolling release compared to RHEL, but the window of acceptable changes is very small. It's not like Arch and Rawhide and Debian Testing where major OS components can be swapped out under your feet. The majority of the changes would fall into the categories of bugfix backports, backports of extremely useful/important features, and backports of support for new hardware.