On 12/9/20 5:07 AM, Jaroslav Prokop wrote:
Instead I would like LTS system that I comfortable with, which is from
the RHEL ecosystem.
...
If I understood the announcement, it would be a kind of CentOS streams
is rolling release or a release with short
release interval.
The release announcement was confusing, in that it used "rolling
release" to describe something that doesn't resemble the common
definition of that term.
CentOS Stream isn't a rolling release. It will have distinct major
releases. It just won't have point releases within those cycles.
CentOS Stream 8 will just be CentOS Stream 8 for 5 years, and never
CentOS Stream 8.1, etc.
It's also not going to have short release intervals. It will be
released every three years, and maintained for five years.
CentOS Stream has all of the aspects of an "LTS" release, but you will
not hear Red Hat use that term with respect to CentOS Stream, because
"support" is the product that Red Hat sells, and there isn't any for
CentOS Stream. If you're looking for an rpm-based distribution that's
self-supported and maintained for longer than a Fedora release, then
CentOS Stream might be a really good option.
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