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If you're spending five or six figures on a licence, paying Red Hat or SUSE on top is easy, and part of the cost. It makes no sense to try and run it on Debian.
by Symbiote 3y ago
If you're spending five or six figures on a licence, paying Red Hat or SUSE on top is easy, and part of the cost. It makes no sense to try and run it on Debian.
- hedora 3y agoProductivity matters though (especially at 5-6 figures per seat!). If the CAD designer can't get the rest of their job done with a Red Hat box, do you want them carrying two laptops and or using an HDMI switch, or that they spend 30-60 minutes futzing with .so's until the one special snowflake program starts working on their main machine?