>*What's wrong with enterprise Linux* For me was when I was trying to incorporate Redhat, Intel and Mirantis as a secure platform for on-prem-cloud as a servic

>*What's wrong with enterprise Linux* For me was when I was trying to incorporate Redhat, Intel and Mirantis as a secure platform for on-prem-cloud as a service offering - and we were setting up the environment with RH, Intel and Mirantis (I was the Mirantis tech PM) - and it was a nightmare of IBM-esque beurocracy. it reminded me of the nightmares of installing equipment in an IBM/Intel DC in the 90s... Too fn many non-technical stakes in an undefined landscape and RH attempting to "feel enterprise" with Intel - and it was a disaster. (two FN months to get IP allocations????) Yeah - I signed off on redhat way before this - but this is what made me hate RHEL. They got too smarmy, just as LinuxCare did... But to answer the Q -- They attempted to get 'too enterprisey with it' and emulate those who they were previously trying to take down. (want some linuxcare stories)