Do it. Even if it's somewhat painful now, seems like it'll be much cheaper long term. This is the second major surprise we're seeing from Red Hat's side over th

Do it. Even if it's somewhat painful now, seems like it'll be much cheaper long term. This is the second major surprise we're seeing from Red Hat's side over the last couple of years. It's quite likely you'll have to migrate somewhere soon anyway (for the second time in as many years), and it might as well be a community-supported distribution that has never pulled any similar tricks over its multi-decade lifetime (as it is not dominated by any single corporate entity, or really any corporate entities at all).