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The original debacle was splitting off their non enterprise users to Fedora. It set me on the path of experimenting with Gentoo, Debian, and Ubuntu. Redhat ha
by thedracle 5y ago
The original debacle was splitting off their non enterprise users to Fedora.
It set me on the path of experimenting with Gentoo, Debian, and Ubuntu.
Redhat has some excellent engineers, and I have made heavy use in the past of eCos in particular for embedded systems --- I've never understood why they continue to make grand decisions that alienate their customers.
- petre 5y agoYou should really try openSuSE if you were using CentOS. Only 18 months of support but it's quite good. We are using that and Debian, and Ubuntu 18 on the dev machines but will also switch those to Debian, since Ubuntu 20 is quite annoying with snaps, cloud config and all that crap.
- nix23 5y ago+10 for openSUSE Leap, it's a fantastic System, and for long running stuff (like Oracle DB's etc) buy one SLES (10y support) License, for everything else openSUSE leap (up to date apps, performance and compatibility)