Supercomputing aside, SUSE seems to always be playing second fiddle to Red Hat. Saying that SUSE is another Red Hat is like saying that AMD is another Intel; it's kinda true, but there's a quantitative difference that's more important than the qualitative similarities.
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Supercomputing aside, SUSE seems to always be playing second fiddle to Red Hat. Saying that SUSE is another Red Hat is like saying that AMD is another Intel; it's kinda true, but there's a quantitative difference that's more important than the qualitative similarities.
Interesting analogy--one wonders if Red Hat has engaged in anti-competitive measures in order to stifle their competition.
Like, you know, pushing for the adoption of weird and tricky things like systemd before they're ready.