Are there really so many users who rely on 100% RHEL compatibility, and support for 10 years of the same ancient kernel? And all these users are companies who can't afford a license? Or universities who can't afford an education license?
What are these users doing, that can't be done with good ol' Debian, or any other of the million distros? I'm genuinely interested in that.
What are these users doing, that can't be done with good ol' Debian, or any other of the million distros? I'm genuinely interested in that.