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and RHEL has paid, by-the-vendors-themselves support options. unless you're going to have an entire org full of Linux SMEs -- and most businesses aren't going
by red-iron-pine 3y ago
and RHEL has paid, by-the-vendors-themselves support options.
unless you're going to have an entire org full of Linux SMEs -- and most businesses aren't going to do that, they're not software companies -- then you need a support option.
Debian ain't got that, and Canonical is something of a basketcase.