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Nothing is for free, but the article clearly states that the released RHEL doesn't have good enough ARM support, which means CentOS/RHEL 6 can't do ARM well. I
by e40 13y ago
Nothing is for free, but the article clearly states that the released RHEL doesn't have good enough ARM support, which means CentOS/RHEL 6 can't do ARM well.
If the CentOS project decides to take on ARM when RHEL is released, it's a matter of resources.