Nice
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Nice
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The enterprise support also means security updates, which is a huge requirement for government contract work (not just US, anything military really). I've also seen requirements for use of DISA approved products. I think at the time RHEL and maybe SUSE were the only ones on the list - I'm a few years removed from having to care about this.
Why feast in the dark when you can turn on the lamp?
It's well known that X is the edgiest letter.