On Tue, Dec 22, 2020 at 7:45 PM Jean-Marc Liger <jean-marc.liger at parisdescartes.fr> wrote: > > Le 22/12/2020 à 02:18, Konstantin Boyandin via CentOS-devel a écrit : > > On 21.12.2020 19:09, Jean-Marc Liger wrote: > >> You can try pouring tea into a cup, if it is full, the tea will flow > >> from it. As long as Red Hat doesn't want to empty a part of the cup, all > >> these discussions are a waste of precious time until you find another > >> cup. > >> > >> Jean-Marc > > To the best of my understanding, people involved in long threads here > > are currently trying to justify/unjustify the switch to CentOS Stream. > > > > I would assume those willing to proceed with what CentOS actually was, > > are now switching their efforts to Rocky (Lenix... add to the list if > > necessary) or, possibly, other Linux distributions. > > > > Personally, I see that as simple business move to brush off those CentOS > > community part who are neither on RH payroll, nor their paying > > customers. That said, I just chose another direction to move to and > > another cause to support. > > > I use COPR builders for CentOS Stream, they are regularly broken, so > nothing more to say that it has to be used for playground only. > > Original CentOS Linux is a dead end now and I'm a pragmatism fan as all > slavics, so I don't want to waste my time and energy for useless moves. > > Nevermind if it's a sad choice, but Red Had has already betrayed me two > times, and in best effort I will progressively my servers migrate to > Oracle Linux, first one in testing mode last week, kernels UEK are more > up to date, MySQL is in full edition, and they have achieved a pretty > good documentation as well. > > Last, if a new Community OS arise (Rocky, Lenix, back CentOS...) I'll > will give a try and make another decision again. > > Jean-Marc I have read/heard "Change is the only thing that is constant" We love things to stay forever but. Thanks, Red Hat/IBM for one year to evaluate the change. Happy Holidays 😊 --- Lee