Closed xelser closed 7 months ago
Fedora is owned by red hat, so no this change does not make sense.
RPM based, or perhaps RHEL based may make sense though.
Fedora is owned by red hat
True but red hat enterprise linux (the distro, not the company) IS based on fedora. Unless we have a different definition of "based".
Upon Google, Wikipedia says:
RHEL 9 was the first to be based on CentOS Stream, itself based on Fedora Linux, while historically RHEL was based directly on Fedora Linux.
I know this is just a minor nitpick, but somewhat it sticks out as the odd one compared to arch and debian.
I know this is just a minor nitpick, but somewhat it sticks out as the odd one compared to arch and debian.
Fair enough i guess it should be changed to RPM or something similar then.
closed by 8ac805cfb8d7d58f28c89a22ae768bdd5018e7f1
Isn't it that Red Hat is based on Fedora and if we going to use Debian instead of Ubuntu, doesn't it make sense to use Fedora instead?