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It's not going private. It's getting ready to spiral out in typical PE fashion. Start planning your migrations folks, as its all downhill from here.
by zeruch 3y ago
It's not going private. It's getting ready to spiral out in typical PE fashion.
Start planning your migrations folks, as its all downhill from here.
- Blackstrat 3y agoSadly, I’ve been through the PE takeover experience. It wasn’t pleasant and the surviving company bore little resemblance to prior self. The best that can be said for the experience was they gave me a decent buyout. Leap was my main driver for a good number of years though of late Arch in VM has been my daily. I see a migration from SUSE in the near future.
- brnt 3y agoLeap has been announced to be EOL a while ago anyway.
- Blackstrat 3y agoI know. I had considered just going to Tumbleweed. But that's why I tried Arch. And since they extended Leap's EOL for another year, it gave me more time to play around and figure out where I wanted to land.
- zeruch 3y ago"Sadly, I’ve been through the PE takeover experience." Same (more than once)...in both cases there were a few positives and a cavalcade of negatives, with the latter category expanding like a famished amoeba. I could fix the whole PE realm in one move: require PE firms to operate as fiduciaries, with severe penalties for failure to comply. The whole sector would collapse or stop sucking, and I don't care which happens.