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A level of support within AWS. ...and with this new version, a great support for SELinux too (because of Fedora). Some don't like the push for Snaps as well.
by strzibny 5y ago
A level of support within AWS.
...and with this new version, a great support for SELinux too (because of Fedora). Some don't like the push for Snaps as well.
I think SELinux is one of the biggest differences and the hardest to adapt to (as changing apt to dnf is not hard).
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- saurik 5y ago"because of Fedora" <- So, why not use Fedora? Is it Amazon Linux that you find awesome or whatever Amazon Linux is based on?
- strzibny 5y agoI would prefer Fedora, but if I am on AWS and Amazon Linux is the one that gets the awesome Amazon support, then choosing Amazon Linux might be compelling. Of course I would prefer they use Fedora and contribute to Fedora directly.