> And if users aren't allowed to voice concern then they will make many more mistakes.
Generally, RHEL does exactly what RHEL customers want. They are extremely loyal to their user base.
The issues come when these changes set a trend and ripple to the rest of the community, and affect people who would never become a RH customer in the first place (e.g. anti-systemd fanatics)
Generally, RHEL does exactly what RHEL customers want. They are extremely loyal to their user base.
The issues come when these changes set a trend and ripple to the rest of the community, and affect people who would never become a RH customer in the first place (e.g. anti-systemd fanatics)