On Tue 10 Mar 2015 09:15:01 AM CDT, Darin Perusich wrote:
While Evergreen is a worthwhile effort, it's not the same as providing an "open" or cloned version of an enterprise distro. If a 3rd party vender has software, package, kernel module, whatever, for RHEL 6.5 you can be assured it's compatible on CentOS 6.5 since they're built from the same source. The vender may choose not to support it, which is understandable, but it should "work". I'm currently using a product which provides encryption at rest and process based access controls, they only support enterprise disto's, however they do support RHEL clone like CentOS, Oracle Linux, etc. Also 3rd parties usually are only going to support the enterprise distro's and not the numerous and fast paced community distro's where things change quickly, though I have spoken w/venders willing to do so.
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