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But I can't do direct upgrades between RHEL versions. I want Ubuntu LTS style support but with Fedora and direct upgrades between LTS versions. For what it's
by rubyist5eva 5y ago
But I can't do direct upgrades between RHEL versions. I want Ubuntu LTS style support but with Fedora and direct upgrades between LTS versions.
For what it's worth - I'm currently running OpenSUSE Leap and MicroOS (immutable OpenSUSE Tumbleweed variant) - and they run a nice middle ground, but I still have to do major upgrades for my Leap systems every year or so between their point release updates, which is kindof a pain. I just wish I could use Fedora with ~3 years of support because that's the system and tools that I'm most familiar with (we used CentOS at work, recently migrated to Alma).
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