Horst H. von Brand wrote:
Even so, some people claim to have done successful upgrades from
fedora to the corresponding EL/Centos with just a few quirks that
probably could have been avoided with a little central planning. That
is, even if it is impossible to coordinate the changes that lead to
RHEL/Centos, there should be a way to have the final fedora update do
a clean conversion - or at least better than most users could do on
their own.
Why on earth would anybody start out on Fedora, and then move over to
RHEL/CentOS when it nears EOL? Better start off on RHEL/CentOS...
That puts you about a year and a half behind if you wait for the release
before starting. Or you are developing to wildly different libraries,
database versions, etc., etc. if you develop on the current version for
something you plan to run on the next one.
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