Are you sure about that? My problem with Red Hat, and therefore CentOS, is that they have version X of an app or library, and version X+1 comes out... and instead of releasing an RPM for version X+1, they backport the changes to the version X RPM. So, for any given piece of software, the publisher can release a dozen updates, but the version number on the RPM doesn't change until the next release of Red Hat/CentOS. Irritated the hell out of me when I had to deal with SecurityMetrics, who was doing a security audit on a client's site, on my server. "You need to be running Apache X, and you're running Apache Y." "Actually, it's fully patched." Meh. It's annoying enough that any future Linux servers I own will run Debian. (end rant) --
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