On Mon, 22 Jun 2009, Scott Silva wrote:
> If they want commercial support, what is wrong with RedHat? That is
> what they do. CentOS is a "community supported" enterprise distro.
> Most organizations that want support usually look for an established
> business entity.
>
> Besides, paid contracts at the top of the food chain keeps the
> scraps floating down to the rest of us. If RedHat ever sees CentOS
> as a competition, they will surely do something to make it more
> difficult.
you're right, and i'm starting to appreciate the distinction people
have been pointing out to me. that still means the "commercial
support" page should be clarified to make that obvious in some way.
rday
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