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Can't everyday people use CentOS Stream?

• mikelward 3y ago
  Or Fedora.
  • hdaz0017 3y ago
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  • RichardCA 3y ago
    Last time I tried Fedora was FC35. I came back a few months later and tried to build a kernel module, I couldn't get the RPM's for kernel-devel and kernel-headers to line up correctly. It's exactly these kinds of fiddly details that get weaponized when you want to derail a distro. It's not easy or frictionless anymore.
• hdaz0017 3y ago
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• exibmer 3y ago
  CentOS stream isn't stable, it's a rolling distro. That's like asking "why can't people running RHEL go to Arch Linux or OpenSuSE TumbleWeed?"
  • freedomben 3y ago
    Oh come on, the idea that CentOS stream is on par with arch, tumbleweed, and fedora is ludicrous. Either you don't understand what CentOS stream is, or you're being ridiculously hyperbolic.
    • bayindirh 3y ago
      From an infrastructure operator's point of view, there's no practical difference.