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minus-square@Molecular0079@lemmy.worldlinkfedilinkEnglish2•2 years agoAh ic, thanks for sharing your experience! So which RHEL derivative did you end up going with?
minus-squareSALTlinkfedilinkEnglish1•2 years agoRocky still walkaround using UBI source, and it’s open, so in the end it’s 99.99% compatible with RHEL. Just fuck CIQ with their contract…
Ah ic, thanks for sharing your experience! So which RHEL derivative did you end up going with?
Rocky for now, but I can’t say that’s set in stone
Rocky still walkaround using UBI source, and it’s open, so in the end it’s 99.99% compatible with RHEL.
Just fuck CIQ with their contract…