They’re the latter as far as paid Linux goes. Kernel contributions are only one metric / piece of a distro, and these days a lot of the code churn is hardware

They’re the latter as far as paid Linux goes. Kernel contributions are only one metric / piece of a distro, and these days a lot of the code churn is hardware if I’m not mistaken. It makes sense that Red Hat has slipped because the big changes are in new support for hardware.