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Interesting distro you use there
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It's only "interesting" to North Americans, really. Where NA uses RHEL, much of the rest of the world uses SuSE.
I saw the writing on the wall for the RHEL-derived distros when I was running Scientific Linux 6 still. I was going to end up on ALT Linux (another RPM-based distro) but the emerging Ukraine/Russia political stuff all those years ago made me reevaluate. The options were all RPM-based distros as I've packaged for RPM-based distros since I was a maintainer for Stampede Linux. (And I use RPMs on non-Linux systems, so one packaging process to rule them all is a huge plus.)
So, I ended up on openSUSE. I wasn't surprised when Red Hat bought CentOS and provided sources without provenance (i.e. they supposedly came from RH but there was no way to prove it from the git repo). I especially wasn't surprised when the Stream thing came around.
Much-to-most of one's RH/CentOS knowledge applies cleanly to SuSE distros. Hell, dnf even uses zypper's libraries (zypper being to SuSE what dnf is to Red Hat). If you don't generally muck directly in /etc/sysconfig to set things up, the system feels slightly foreign. But YaST (SuSE's text-and-graphic-based server administration tool) helps that a lot.
And SuSE has managed what's been seen as kind of a holy grail of enterprise Linux distros: openSUSE and SLE are binary-identical. As in openSUSE uses the Enterprise repos and all that differs are a few things like branding packages. Red Hat still aims for "built from the same SRPMs" while SuSE managed "uses the same binary RPMs".
With things like the Open Build Service, it's easy for literally anyone to contribute packages too. Using the
opibinary, you can search and install packages from OBS. And it's just a simpleopicommand to do things like install codecs that aren't generally bundled in distro install images.IMO, anyone who's debating between Alma and Rocky should give openSUSE Leap a fair shake. Worst case, you've learned a bit more about the distro ecosystems. Best case, you are away from the Red Hat community roller coaster.
Welp, I aint North American
I use debian
giveaway
Order #7851931444 looking forward to Store my data with you
order #3977573565 Thank you for the support.
Congratulations on your success.
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Bien sûr! Alors, les mains n'ont pas été utilisées. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
That is The Other Ecosystem, the one that's harder to roll packages for than RPM-based distros XD
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Order #5565190144 thanks
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read the whole post you quoted in full and you'll get your answer
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Can't find my order number.
Invoice #85269
That is a lot of comments
Can I install custom iso?
November 26 FlagThanks
Why the customer have to an obligation to do so? The strange policy. The risks of the business should be on its owner not customers!
yes just open a ticket with your iso link
I already answered the user here and all is good
thank you
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Added a server:
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Does serverica allowed porn?
Nice offer
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https://servarica.com/faq/