I think I'm smelling what you're stepping in. What made me assume arch was the ease at which everything is 'there' without a snap or ppa via the AUR. Thanks for

I think I'm smelling what you're stepping in. What made me assume arch was the ease at which everything is 'there' without a snap or ppa via the AUR. Thanks for taking a moment to share a different perspective with me. I've been trying to have a similar strategy to you with regards to enterprise long-uptime application deployments. I target RHEL and Debian Sid because they move at a almost glacial pace and have quite a bit of documentation. Do you ever wonder what the trajectory of Microsoft and Canonical looks like with regards to an M&A perspective? It would be a good contender to counter Red Hat's dominance in the enterprise space.