By removing KDE from RHEL 8 this makes it easier for somone like the
Fedora KDE group to provide KDE in a form that remains relevant
through the lifecycle of RHEL 8. Unless a company using RHEL really,
really wants that Desktop support they may well find the KDE option
(perhaps on a more corporate friendly 12 month cycle instead of the
Fedora 6 month, who knows) to be a better option than the Gnome
installation that will at some point become hopelessly out of date.
Keep KDE available (and maybe in sync with the version available in Fedora) in RHEL8 via EPEL sound good, but also sound like a lot of work, just curious to know is there are available some numbers about the KDE usage in RHEL to see the value to ship Plasma via EPEL.
Regards
William
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