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If they’d “just fork” they’d actually have to invest money into building credibility for their forks. The whole point is to essentially freeload off the money
by rhaway84773 3y ago
If they’d “just fork” they’d actually have to invest money into building credibility for their forks.
The whole point is to essentially freeload off the money Red Hat is investing instead.
There’s probably a great business
to build on a RH fork, but the Rocky Linux one isn’t it.
- noizejoy 3y ago> The whole point is to essentially freeload off the money Red Hat is investing instead. With bug for bug compatibility, that’s indeed an accusation that will linger. A fork would arguably re-establish moral high ground. I for one would enjoy a Debian stable alternative in the rpm/dnf eco-system.