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You could also add debian and ubuntu, but I guess the connection is not quite as strong.
by BCM43 15y ago
You could also add debian and ubuntu, but I guess the connection is not quite as strong.
- rbanffy 15y agoUbuntu has the juju stuff on its side. I'm not sure how well it works with Debian.
- buster 15y agoNo, you could not. Afaik Ubuntu releases don't correlate that much with Debian releases. CentOS on the other hand is always binary compatible and basically just a re-branding of RHEL without the commercial support. So, apart from the commercial side CentOS and RHEL are pretty much exactly the same. I don't beliebe this is true for Debian and Ubuntu. As far as i know, it's like that: Fedora is the bleeding-edge Desktop RedHat version that gets the latest stuff. At some time it's forked, fixed and baked into a RHEL release. When this is released it's taken by the community, recompiled/branded (with the exact same sources) and released as CentOS.