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Does anyone
know why different filesystems are available on so many of the other distro's
but Red Hat does not support them. Mandrake, Suse, Debian, Slackware,
and others do support xfs. It handles acl's natively and Red Hat took
out acl support in there new kernel yet they won't support filesystems that do
support ACL's. I called Red Hat to ask questions about the issue but
they went off claiming that all of these other distro's suck. I think so
far that all these other distro's have more support for these different
situations. They also claimed that just recently that they changed their
policy, even if you buy a copy of Red Hat they will not support you like they
did before, unless you buy the advanced server version. I am a newbie to
linux trying to get off of M$ but this does not seem like a place with any
better attitude then M$ themselves. I hope that I am wrong. If anyone
has had different ex! periences with Red Hat please let me know. I
am hoping that I just got a guy in a bad mood. If any one know's where
you can put in a request for new features to be added to the distro for Red
Hat I would appreciate it.
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