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>running CentOS for historical reasons Is CentOS not the state-of-the-art Linux distro to run for servers (besides RHEL for support)?
by liviu- 11y ago
>running CentOS for historical reasons
Is CentOS not the state-of-the-art Linux distro to run for servers (besides RHEL for support)?
- fu86 11y agoIf you are hosting gameservers, it just does not fit.
- njharman 11y agoMaybe safe-of-the-art. It is stable (and old) which is the way many people like their servers. But, it certainly isn't the latest and greatest.
- cheald 11y agoThe entire point of RHEL/CentOS is that it isn't bleeding edge; it will certainly be modern though. I think it's rather unfair to call it "old" though; the latest release was in March.
- njharman 11y agoFair enough. But the mentality that picks stable over up-to-date tends to never upgrade. I'm stuck supporting rhel5.5, our "new" systems are 6.5