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If they're paying for support or using RHEL (which employs many linux maintainers and contributors), how would I know?
by ozkatz 5y ago
If they're paying for support or using RHEL (which employs many linux maintainers and contributors), how would I know?
- scrollaway 5y agoSounds like you wouldn't find out about their issue via a stackoverflow question then, but rather via the support channel they're paying for.
- detaro 5y agoEspecially for non-priority issues, community resources are often more effective than paid "support channels".
- scrollaway 5y agoYou're kinda answering your own question here aren't you?
- detaro 5y agoNo. Paying for/supporting open projects makes sense for lots of reasons, just "I get to submit tiny questions" isn't usually one of them.