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That I can’t run sudo yum update out of the box with RHEL is one of the big reasons I don’t bother with it. I love the “stability aspect” of RHEL but I love the
by gymbeaux 3y ago
That I can’t run sudo yum update out of the box with RHEL is one of the big reasons I don’t bother with it. I love the “stability aspect” of RHEL but I love the I guess “convenience” of any other distro being ready to go out of the box, no activation required
- freedomben 3y agoI totally agree. Even when I worked at Red Hat and could get whatever licenses I needed, I still used CentOS for local stuff and for testing things because of the friction of the registration/activation process. It has gotten easier in recent years, but simply existing is enough to turn off a lot of people.