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Not a linux expert. Skimming wikipedia it seems the main selling point of both Rocky and Alma is that they're binary-compatible with red hat, right? Could some
by warinukraine 4y ago
Not a linux expert.
Skimming wikipedia it seems the main selling point of both Rocky and Alma is that they're binary-compatible with red hat, right? Could some experts clarify: if you want to be binary-compatible with red hat, why not just use red had?
- zamalek 4y agoRHEL costs money.
- warinukraine 4y agoYikes. Why do people use it exactly? (I use debian, that's all I know)
- Moose_the_Goose 4y agoRHEL is used by companies that need the support Red Hat provides. RHEL and it's derivatives have less packages in the repo due to Red Hat willing to support every package they ship.