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This whole process was a little chaotic, but I'm happy with it. I like that CentOS will be a closer downstream from Fedora. CentOS was always too far behind in

This whole process was a little chaotic, but I'm happy with it. I like that CentOS will be a closer downstream from Fedora. CentOS was always too far behind in Kernel and package version compared to other distros. We tried using Fedora as our main distro, but it just moved too fast. We never got on the Ubuntu wagon, mostly because we were so comfortable in the RedHat world.

dralley 5y ago
> This whole process was a little chaotic, but I'm happy with it. I like that CentOS will be a closer downstream from Fedora. CentOS was always too far behind in Kernel and package version compared to other distros. To be clear, CentOS Stream won't get any updates that RHEL doesn't get (including kernel updates), it'll just get them a few months sooner. But the more streamlined and open development process may allow RHEL (+derivatives) to move a little faster, and get bugs fixed sooner. It's still too early to tell though.