Redhat CentOS Support for Enterprise
Redh at7/Centos7 support!!!! The enterprise distro. Not some toy/play useless OS like ubuntu which is unusable in enterprise
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Tset Noitamotua
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+1
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Tangles
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Do enterprise customers always use 4 consecutive exclamation marks?
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Adam Morris
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We use both RedHat and Ubuntu in the Enterprise.
Without disparaging either one it would be nice to have both supported.
Equally more hardware platforms would also be nice. We have X86, ARM and Power8 platforms running Linux.
