People here don’t understand that without Red Hat and their commercial offering, Linux today would have a popularity and market share comparable to FreeBSD, if that.
Meanwhile, nobody is forced to use RHEL, personally I think it’s an annoying distribution (tried it through CentOS once), but if you need Enterprise level support and guarantees, you can expect to pay enterprise prices. Or, you know, just use fedora, their upstream.
People here don’t understand that without Red Hat and their commercial offering, Linux today would have a popularity and market share comparable to FreeBSD, if that.
Meanwhile, nobody is forced to use RHEL, personally I think it’s an annoying distribution (tried it through CentOS once), but if you need Enterprise level support and guarantees, you can expect to pay enterprise prices. Or, you know, just use fedora, their upstream.