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>>clones unless you're running some closed-source commercial software. And such software tends to not be supported by its vendor even on 1:1 compatible RHEL clo
by phpisthebest 3y ago
>>clones unless you're running some closed-source commercial software. And such software tends to not be supported by its vendor even on 1:1 compatible RHEL clones.
this is false, there are TONS of commercial software that runs certified by the vendor to run on RHEL supported by the vendor on RHEL, and only supported by the vendor if you run RHEL, that is one of the things that made RedHat into a billion dollar business.
ERP systems, commerical databases (that many here probally have never heard of), and tons of other enterprise software.
Many of these vendors have been adding Ubuntu support since the CentOS changes.
- CrLf 3y agoThat’s exactly what I said: even if you’re running a 1:1 clone, they won’t support you unless it’s RHEL itself.
- phpisthebest 3y agowhat I said "Many of these vendors have been adding Ubuntu support since the CentOS changes."