Sometimes I have to spend a lot of time in RHEL or Solaris hunting down packages of software that I would find and install in Arch in a minute. I haven't had w

Sometimes I have to spend a lot of time in RHEL or Solaris hunting down packages of software that I would find and install in Arch in a minute. I haven't had worse problems with Arch than with 'real production server operating systems' like the two above. I am developing my personal stuff on a VPS running Arch. archlinux.org runs on Arch. We had some downtime earlier this month, but I think it wasn't software related. Business guys, however, don't want something new and cool. They want a conract that allows them to yell at other people when things go wrong. That's why Arch might be a tough sell sometimes. Perhaps an idea for somebody's startup, mm? :)