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It is bad enough that Microsoft just piggybacks on all the work that Red Hat is doing. Now they are snapshotting the bleeding-edge distribution and call it gen
by bananaquant 4mo ago
It is bad enough that Microsoft just piggybacks on all the work that Red Hat is doing.
Now they are snapshotting the bleeding-edge distribution and call it general purpose, which carries a strong implication that it is ready for all kinds of production workloads.
It is not. That is why there is a Fedora/RHEL split in the first place.
- pjmlp 4mo agoAmazon does exactly the same. Piggy backing into Red-Hat work is exactly what everyone using CentOS was doing, but somehow that was ok.