I wasn't discussing how good Redhat or Suse's support is - Even Sun support has sucked upon me - it all depends on who is handling your case.
Can you detail which apps broke upon you recently and since you claim to be knowing more than RH support does, do you know why they were broken? I mean come on - I use binaries from 2001 today and they work just fine. Unless you use *broken* apps which are coded to depend on non-standard, unpublished features, I bet your programs are going to work. Hell, even changes as big as NPTL didn't cause trouble with *sanely coded* applications. And the segfaults - you must be running a broken kernel or broken app. Former surely will get fixed if you have support contract with RH / SUSE that's even better, but even if you don't just drop a mail to linux-kernel. What you said is _clearly_ a case of spreading FUD, uninvited, particularly when we are discussing scalability and performance here. You are of course welcome to use what you like and what suits you but when you say something back it up with facts, logic and numbers instead of questioning somebody else's experiences. This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
