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Distros: Hopping, systemd-free Options, and Red Hat "Customer Success"

Posted by Roy Schestowitz on Oct 27, 2022

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My choice of operating system

↺ My choice of operating system

> Since my article The flaws of distro hopping and asking other people about their OS of choice I have had a number of people writing to me asking for my specific advice regarding their choice of operating system, both for personal usage and for business usage. Last night I received yet another email from someone in the US who wrote to me about a difficult situation they where facing in the choice of operating system for their business usage. So I have decided to write a little bit about it. However, this article is not my professional advice. I don't know you and I don't know your situation and as such, I cannot advice you. Rather, this article is about what I do and why I do it.

Status and brief review | systemd-free linux community

↺ Status and brief review | systemd-free linux community

> We are currently reviewing the distros on the strict list, verifying they are still actively being developed, whether they still meet our strict criteria and anything that has changed since they were first admitted to the list.

Customer success stories: How Red Hat’s products and services provide solutions for financial, non-profit and professional certification organizations

↺ Customer success stories: How Red Hat’s products and services provide solutions for financial, non-profit and professional certification organizations

> In this month’s customer success highlights, learn how FIWARE, Electrical Training Alliance and SVA employed several Red Hat products to help build eco-smart city solutions, develop reusable microservices-based applications and construct a robust modern platform that meets strict compliance requirements.

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