Anyone that doesnt offer support is meaningless. Redhat's costumer base is business who need linux but need support, and 27/7 with a 4h-SLA. Anyone who doesn't

Anyone that doesnt offer support is meaningless. Redhat's costumer base is business who need linux but need support, and 27/7 with a 4h-SLA. Anyone who doesn't offer this is dead in the water as far as poaching RHEL's costumer base. In fact, companies care very little about open-source, they just want linux with support. Previously paying $600 per server per year would otherwise be stupid when CentOS existed.