TIL RedHat is still relevant. I used RedHat in the 90s. I assumed it got left behind there.
So you haven't been paying attention for the past 20 years where Red Hat has consistently been the top Linux-centric company in terms of Kernel commits? This move has completely removed Red Hat or derivatives from my consideration when setting up new installs, but it's just silly or ignorant to pretend they aren't relevant.
TIL RedHat is still relevant. I used RedHat in the 90s. I assumed it got left behind there.
So you haven't been paying attention for the past 20 years where Red Hat has consistently been the top Linux-centric company in terms of Kernel commits? This move has completely removed Red Hat or derivatives from my consideration when setting up new installs, but it's just silly or ignorant to pretend they aren't relevant.
Funny, that’s when I left it behind too