Ian Murray wrote:
> I believe it is better to make
> a different choice of distro, than to ask for substantial changes in the
> current one, especially if other people should do that extra work for you.
>
> Believe what you like, but I believe it's better to raise my concern for
> discussion in the first instance. For the most part, I am happy with
> CentOS. I am only trying to suggest how the product may be improved, in
> my opinion. Why shouldn't I ask for what I like, as long as I am polite?
> I am not obliging any one. Besides, as has been said before, what I
> speak of must have merit because there is clearly been an internal
> discussion about it.
>
> As for using another distro, *of course* that is what I am researching,
> how are problems solved elsewhere ,etc.
>
> Oh hang on a minute, I am reading too much into what you say.... Now
> that I think about it, I get what your saying "if you don't like it,
> then push off somewhere else". Great.
Personally I think we'd have all been better off walking away from anything
related to Red Hat on the day they changed their redistribution policy, but
there wasn't a great alternative at the time. Now there's ubuntu and
OpenSolaris if I weren't too lazy to learn a new administration style. Maybe if
enough people switch RH will go back to selling service without restricting access.
--
Les Mikesell
lesmikesell@xxxxxxxxx
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