AlmaLinux should just start their own RHEL, with blackjack and hookers...
They have a company behind them, they have values, so why ride Red Hats coattails? Start your own distro.
They could even try and make it somewhat compatible with RHEL, in the sense that famous proprietary software like EMC and Dell stuff could run on it. A lot of times it's just a matter of having the right RPMs, environments and strings in all the right places to get them to run.
They have a company behind them, they have values, so why ride Red Hats coattails? Start your own distro.
They could even try and make it somewhat compatible with RHEL, in the sense that famous proprietary software like EMC and Dell stuff could run on it. A lot of times it's just a matter of having the right RPMs, environments and strings in all the right places to get them to run.