RHEL 10 beta has some interesting stuff in it. Running the OS itself as a container caught my eye.
As someone with a spare receipt printer and studying for a private pilots license……genius
The most horrible bit about Microsoft is that pesky release of new mandated security features! My windows 7 has everything just the way I like it /s your characterization of red hat makes sense from where it sounds like…
Hannah Montana Linux
Just use Rocky Linux or Alma Linux it’s basically what Cent was. Unless you’re running anything super insanely mission critical CentOS stream would still be fine for your uses, and if you need something THAT highly…
Red Hat for enterprise use, Fedora for personal desktop use. One of the largest communities you’ll find. If you want Debian based maybe just straight Debian. The centos debacle was poorly handled but I think what red…
I use openshift at work, it’s way way more than k8s with batteries. It has downstream, secured, stable versions of open source projects built into one supported product. I see what you mean though.
RHEL 10 beta has some interesting stuff in it. Running the OS itself as a container caught my eye.
As someone with a spare receipt printer and studying for a private pilots license……genius
The most horrible bit about Microsoft is that pesky release of new mandated security features! My windows 7 has everything just the way I like it /s your characterization of red hat makes sense from where it sounds like…
Hannah Montana Linux
Just use Rocky Linux or Alma Linux it’s basically what Cent was. Unless you’re running anything super insanely mission critical CentOS stream would still be fine for your uses, and if you need something THAT highly…
Red Hat for enterprise use, Fedora for personal desktop use. One of the largest communities you’ll find. If you want Debian based maybe just straight Debian. The centos debacle was poorly handled but I think what red…
I use openshift at work, it’s way way more than k8s with batteries. It has downstream, secured, stable versions of open source projects built into one supported product. I see what you mean though.