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CentOS users are primarily deadweight loss- they couldn't afford to pay RedHat if it didn't exist. On the other hand, its existence, popularity, and the fact th
by krakensden 13y ago
CentOS users are primarily deadweight loss- they couldn't afford to pay RedHat if it didn't exist. On the other hand, its existence, popularity, and the fact that it's identical to RHEL except for the logos means that people make sure their programs work on RHEL.
I have never worked at RedHat, but it was founded by and is run by Linux and GPL enthusiasts. Unencumbered redistribution of the software is the goddamn point.