When it comes to CentOS Stream, should the ID_LIKE parameter be changed to properly designate the upstream nature of CentOS in regards to RHEL? As of now, both Stream 8 and 9 are using the classic CentOS identifier of "rhel fedora". If the change of being upstream is strict enough, CentOS should be changed to "fedora", and RHEL should be altered to "centos fedora". However, I've got a feeling a lot of scripts and tooling may be looking to see if "rhel" is in the ID_LIKE parameter, which may end up preventing installations of software on Stream for limited reasons. I don't have any examples or numbers to back that up, just a hunch on how people use the os-release (and redhat/centos-release) file. Is this something that should be adjusted, or left as is for compatibility? -- Mike Rochefort -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.centos.org/pipermail/centos-devel/attachments/20210709/6d1c7415/attachment-0002.html>