>It's not even remotely the same. It's much closer to a rolling release distribution than a stable one No it isn't. CentOS Stream will never make a change whic

>It's not even remotely the same. It's much closer to a rolling release distribution than a stable one No it isn't. CentOS Stream will never make a change which would be out of place for RHEL to make, which means ABI and APIs (and version numbers for the most part) remain stable for the entire lifetime of the distro. That is wholly incomparable with something like Debian Testing or Arch or Fedora Rawhide which "roll" through major updates all the time.