It’s well known that Fedora is connected to Red Hat and Red Hat is connected to IBM but what influence does IBM and Red Hat actually have on Fedora LinuxFull…
It’s well known that Fedora is connected to Red Hat and Red Hat is connected to IBM but what influence does IBM and Red Hat actually have on Fedora LinuxFull…
Until and unless IBM changes the deal, no.
Fedora is leading edge, rolling-release (more or less) Linux distro that IBM bases RHEL from periodically. Fedora has always been allowed to play with new technology and ideas (Wayland, btrfs, etc), while RHEL is about stability and long support cycles.
He makes a good point about Amazon too. They rebased from RHEL to Fedora for a reason. They’re not going to risk all the effort if they thought it was on some shaky ground like people make it out to be. There’s a LOT of FUD out there right now. Unfortunately, Red Hat hasn’t been doing itself a lot of favors with the way they’ve handled stuff lately, and I think they need to do some serious PR efforts.