On 2024-02-01 10:27 a.m., Peter Boy wrote:
Sorry, a bit off-topic here, but nevertheless:
Am 01.02.2024 um 15:14 schrieb Steve Cossette <farch...@gmail.com>:
Hello Pgnd,
I honestly do appreciate your point of view. Especially from a
business owner standpoint. I do manage small business servers, and I
feel you in that regard.
I do have to also applaud your nerves of steel though, using Fedora
as a server in a business environment, to me anyway, always felt
ill-advised as things tend to take rough 90 degree turns in Fedora
which can often cause breakages in some server scenarios and stuff
(The F40 mysql change comes to mind).
Hello Steve and hello Pgnd,
I would like to ask you (and invite you) to discuss your "take rough
90 degree turns“ assessment for Fedora Server on Fedora Server list
(and hopefully diminish your need for nerves of steel). I rather hear
sometimes a kind of disappointment (or rebuke) about Fedora Server,
that it is boring and it changes too little, no excitement, no
surprise, too little new, everything just works as it has always
worked, ... That kind of thing, just boring.
We aim to avoid „90 degree turns“ and disruption and proof to be able
to provide the latest functionality of software services in a stable
and reliable environment without much delay and, above all, without
disruption. And if I look at our download statistics, an increasing
number of admins seem to like it.
Your example about the mysql change does not seem to me to be in any
way as significant as the decision about KDE and Xorg. And does not
represent a disruption, but rather an evolution.
Would really like to discuss with you about recent 90 degree turns
(I’m not aware of any in the last 2-3 years) and how to avoid it.
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