This is a really thoughtful breakdown of the CentOS changes. I encourage you to read the whole thing, but I wanted to highlight some choice quotes.
crunchtools.com/before-you-get…
crunchtools.com/before-you-get…
"With CentOS upstream it’s probably net-neutral from a value perspective. It will lower RHEL development costs, but incur sales costs. That’s better than a net loss."
"Also, remember, when you run something for $0, you take full and complete responsibility for it."
"If Red Hat was upsetting RHEL users with a bunch of unstable live testing, how would Red Hat even have paying customers? The fact is, every dot release, RHEL users have been absorbing this change without a problem for years and years and years."
"The magic of RHEL stability has always come from the engineering model of how we do things."
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