Within an abrupt statement before this past week, Red Hat murdered off the free-as-in-beer CentOS version of the flagship supply, Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
The statement –that clearly said”CentOS Stream isn’t a substitute for CentOS Linux”–abandoned tens of thousands of CentOS users amazed and confused. Oftentimes, CentOS users’d migrated into CentOS 8–they expected to obtain aid until 2029–just to learn their”until-2029″ distro was a”until-2021″ distro only a couple of months after they had set it in the first location.
I can not pretend this is fantastic news for CentOS consumers, however I could provide some great news: CentOS may be dead, but it is far out of the only choice to get a”reconstruct” distro that is binary-compatible using RHEL. Let us {} at some of the most probable choices below.
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