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In practice, that would require those companies to pay for a distro like RedHat, who supports a lot of the kernel dev work. But unfortunately everyone would ra
by cvwright 3y ago
In practice, that would require those companies to pay for a distro like RedHat, who supports a lot of the kernel dev work.
But unfortunately everyone would rather find a way to get RH packages for free, and RH/IBM has only made the situation worse by alienating people.
- red-iron-pine 3y agoaye. the second IBM took over it was clear it would be going to shit. it hasn't, totally, but im not loving the long-term direction