Asking a fortune 100 to drop RHEL for Ubuntu is a tough order. If a company has a very, very tight hold on their deployments, it could be done. If a company all

Asking a fortune 100 to drop RHEL for Ubuntu is a tough order. If a company has a very, very tight hold on their deployments, it could be done. If a company allows for an open form of their deployments, it becomes unlikely if the goal is stability and not progress. And I say this as an Ubuntu lover. It's a complaint against lockin and not the destination platform.