CentOS Project joins forces with Red Hat
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Congrats to the CentOS team. There had been talk of CentOS join LQ in the past. If anyone from CentOS is still interested, please drop us a line. --jeremy |
Will be interesting to see how binary compatible CentOS will remain in the long run if it will start becoming the testing ground as in a slow version of fedora.
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Great.
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I don't really understand what this means?
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It means many things can happen. I just hope the project doesn't add a bunch of experimental stuff. But if there is one good thing I think, it would be faster patches
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I wouldn't anticipate any changes of that nature, ericson007. Fedora has that segment occupied in the Red Hat ecosystem already. I would, however, anticipate an easier way to transition from CentOS to a paid and fully supported RHEL install.
--jeremy |
So far, so good. The old website and the forums both were barely functional, so there's an improvement right off the bat. You really had to want to use CentOS to be able to stomach their 'support'. Hopefully the docs/manuals will be next on the list for renovation...
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Well docs were never really an issue. With centos 5 and before they had the manuals on their site but they were just copies from redhat, so i think for many people it was never too much of an issue. They are from what I've used 100% compatable except for the rhn stuff.
The colour scheme on the new front page is nicethough. Will be nice to see a little more of that. Jeremy, I hope you are right. I am interested to see what the "variants" proposal holds. That is the part I am a little jittery about and not sure how sigs will influence the current stable base. |
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