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What if, more than a rolling kernel, we get a new kernel every two years or so? Or maybe one in the middle of the (expected) lifetime of the major release ? J
by znpy 1y ago
What if, more than a rolling kernel, we get a new kernel every two years or so?
Or maybe one in the middle of the (expected) lifetime of the major release ?
Just thinking out loud, but I acknowledge that maintaining a kernel version is no small task (probably takes a lot of engineering time)
- worthless-trash 1y ago> Or maybe one in the middle of the (expected) lifetime of the major release ? This idea has been floated internally, thank you voicing this idea from the customers perspective. It seems like the business unit believes the better idea is to just release another version. I'm not sold on more frequent releases, but I'm not in a decision maker in that area.
- znpy 1y agoThank you for listening! I want to reiterate that this is not a super strong pain point for me. Overall i still like RHEL very much!