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Yes, I think that use case falls in the 5% gap that had the rug pulled under them. But I really do believe 95% of CentOS users don’t really need that, hosting s
by invokestatic 6y ago
Yes, I think that use case falls in the 5% gap that had the rug pulled under them. But I really do believe 95% of CentOS users don’t really need that, hosting stuff like HTTP servers or containers. Stuff that really doesn’t need to match RHEL.
- NathanOsullivan 6y agoWeb hosters and the like need stability and don't really care about the underlying distribution at all. Those types of users will leave CentOS and never look back.