> It's OT but how many people actually use RHEL? Or CentOS (more likely).
I'll ask the opposite question how many people in Enterprise don't use RHEL/CentOS?
> I'm not a fan of systemd, but have really loathed CentOS/RHEL compared to Debian/* for years.
Those two are orthogonal. A lot of people loathe Windows and Oracle yet they are raking in billions every year in licensing.
Then there is Government as well, try selling them a production running in Ubuntu or Arch. It can be done but it won't be very easy. There RHEL is king as well.
I'll ask the opposite question how many people in Enterprise don't use RHEL/CentOS?
> I'm not a fan of systemd, but have really loathed CentOS/RHEL compared to Debian/* for years.
Those two are orthogonal. A lot of people loathe Windows and Oracle yet they are raking in billions every year in licensing.
Then there is Government as well, try selling them a production running in Ubuntu or Arch. It can be done but it won't be very easy. There RHEL is king as well.