Rocky Linux shares how they may continue to obtain the RHEL source code
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#3Not sure these "options" are going to satisfy business risk analysis. We are looking into moving away from all things CentOS, RHEL, or projects like Rocky. It was going to be Rocky, but no more. Red Hat got blue washed and is now ruining their reputation
Re: Rocky Linux shares how they may continue to obtain the RHEL source code
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#5Not sure these "options" are going to satisfy business risk analysis. We are looking into moving away from all things CentOS, RHEL, or projects like Rocky. It was going to be Rocky, but no more. Red Hat got blue washed and is now ruining their reputation
I havent been following the saga, just learned about it last week.
Was Red Hat losing money? Or they wanted more money?
Re: Rocky Linux shares how they may continue to obtain the RHEL source code
#6Not sure these "options" are going to satisfy business risk analysis. We are looking into moving away from all things CentOS, RHEL, or projects like Rocky. It was going to be Rocky, but no more. Red Hat got blue washed and is now ruining their reputation
Can you share the top contenders for replacements?
Re: Rocky Linux shares how they may continue to obtain the RHEL source code
#7Not sure these "options" are going to satisfy business risk analysis. We are looking into moving away from all things CentOS, RHEL, or projects like Rocky. It was going to be Rocky, but no more. Red Hat got blue washed and is now ruining their reputation
And now with the release of Debian 12 ("bookworm"), Debian is now sufficiently up-to-date for most users.
Re: Rocky Linux shares how they may continue to obtain the RHEL source code
#8Not sure these "options" are going to satisfy business risk analysis. We are looking into moving away from all things CentOS, RHEL, or projects like Rocky. It was going to be Rocky, but no more. Red Hat got blue washed and is now ruining their reputation
I havent been following the saga, just learned about it last week. Was Red Hat losing money? Or they wanted more money?
"It's not the pile, it's piling it higher."
Re: Rocky Linux shares how they may continue to obtain the RHEL source code
#9Not sure these "options" are going to satisfy business risk analysis. We are looking into moving away from all things CentOS, RHEL, or projects like Rocky. It was going to be Rocky, but no more. Red Hat got blue washed and is now ruining their reputation
And now with the release of Debian 12 ("bookworm"), Debian is now sufficiently up-to-date for most users.
Has RHEL ever been about being up to date? I thought their selling point was maintaining ancient ass software.
Re: Rocky Linux shares how they may continue to obtain the RHEL source code
#10Not sure these "options" are going to satisfy business risk analysis. We are looking into moving away from all things CentOS, RHEL, or projects like Rocky. It was going to be Rocky, but no more. Red Hat got blue washed and is now ruining their reputation
And now with the release of Debian 12 ("bookworm"), Debian is now sufficiently up-to-date for most users.
> sufficiently up-to-date for most users
Always has been, compared to RHEL