Oh should also mention that Ubuntu is a great enterprise-grade Linux as well.
Just a completely different flavour from all the others mentioned.
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My initial email was discussing a replacement for an enterprise-grade
Linux and Fedora is definitely not a solution to that problem.
For user desktop sure.
Rocky Linux was mentioned - I believe it is basically a re-fork of
CentOS isn't it, created as a response to this situation by the guy
who or
Or Fedora. It's more interesting because the new ideas get tried there first.
The only bother is the upgrade that's needed every year or so. It has gone
smoothly for the last few years.
Cheers -- Rick
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On 2021-02-01 13:13, Alan McKay wrote:
> On Mon, Feb 1, 2021 at 12:49 PM Peter Sj??berg
> wrote:
> > I'm going with centos8 (or stream or something like that)
>
> This may not matter for home use but worth of a discussion in any case.
>
> In case anyone missed the smoke-and-mirrors on that one
On Mon, Feb 1, 2021 at 12:49 PM Peter Sjöberg wrote:
> I'm going with centos8 (or stream or something like that)
This may not matter for home use but worth of a discussion in any case.
In case anyone missed the smoke-and-mirrors on that one CentOS stream
takes the "ent" out of "CentOS"
"ent" u
