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The way to deal with that is pick a few standard versions. Businesses do that all the time - my workplace is standardized on RHEL 6. Then you release a client
by tsotha 14y ago
The way to deal with that is pick a few standard versions. Businesses do that all the time - my workplace is standardized on RHEL 6. Then you release a client and say "We know it runs on this flavor of Linux. You're welcome to try running it on other stuff, but if it doesn't work that's on you."