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Carl George :fedora: :centos: · 25w
You're just talking nonsense now. Clearly you're not a serious person, in addition to not know how RHEL and CentOS work.
Carl George :fedora: :centos: · 25w
Clearly not. If you don't know how something works, it's ok to just not comment on it at all. And if you do comment on it and later find out you're wrong, it's ok to admit it.
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having major versions does not make a pièce of software necessarily stable. It just makes it... versionned.
On the contrary being released BEFORE QA team stamp does make it NOT SUITED FOR PRODUCTION. Sorry if truth does not suit you.
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Gordon Messmer · 25w
CentOS Stream updates are published after QA, and Red Hat's engineers have been pretty clear about that for years. I'm surprised there are still misconceptions about this. If you aren't familiar with Carl, do note that he was part of the CentOS team at Red Hat.
Gordon Messmer · 26w
That's not really what CentOS Stream is, though. CentOS Stream is a major-version stable release, just like CentOS Linux was. But unlike CentOS Linux, Stream is supported all year long. CentOS Linux was unsupported for 2-3 months out of the year, every year. That's not a good security posture. It ...
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so you're running a rolling release candidate in production... I suppose an unstable dev would be worse but you dare the devil. 🫣
Stable community rebuilds are less unconscious ways. Still it's a workaround for something broken by design.
The real solution is to run away from redhat ecosystem -> #debian #opensuse #mageia #mint ...
Gordon Messmer · 26w
A lot of what you're saying sounds like common myths and misconceptions, so I have to ask: Have you actually used CentOS Stream?