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Price sensitivity is a thing and I'm quite sure I don't get my money's worth with RHEL prices especially when they made us run around explaining our use case to
by touisteur 4y ago
Price sensitivity is a thing and I'm quite sure I don't get my money's worth with RHEL prices especially when they made us run around explaining our use case to their business people and them telling us months later they're not interested in the end and 'just buy and use openstack'.
You're talking about a community problem (which most community have at some time and I don't believe for a second that companies don't have these kinds of events or worse) when people are talking about what they liked and actually observed to be good for them in centos. Yes, work should be paid. True also that some things can bring more customers without being profitable by themselves. Yes people are allowed to be angry about a bait and switch.
One can be sad and angry that a service that one used to rely on is discontinued or made very expensive.
- mekster 4y agoPeople were just free riding a community effort off of a commercial product that costs a lot of money and one can be sad when things stopped the way they wanted but angry? Besides, do all those people complaining have projects that are very sensitive to stability that CentOS stream is going to ruin? That is quite hard to believe. Not sure if it was even a bait when people just chose to use it and CentOS never locked you up in using it. Most of the whining sounds very childish.