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Red Hat is the new Solaris

• mikegirouard 15y ago
  I think part of that has to do with their SLA, which IMHO has always kept them back a few years. I don't know if Ubuntu is pushing the "enterprise" thing like RH does, but that is one of the unfortunate things that come with that territory. It's easily remedied by adding a new repo or two in `/etc/yum.repos.d`
• quanticle 15y ago
  I'm not sure I agree. The author seems to be comparing Red Hat with Ubuntu Desktop. That's not really a good comparison to make. Ubuntu Desktop is geared towards home and small-network settings. For larger deployments, Canonical recommends Ubuntu LTS, which has a 3-year support guarantee and a 2-year release cycle. I don't think that's too far removed from Red Hat's release cycles.
  • brettweaverio 15y ago
    True, I may not have worded it correctly. I think the best comparison is between RHEL and Amazon's Linux distribution.