Il giorno mer 27 gen 2021 alle ore 18:10 <ntoxicator@gmail.com> ha scritto:
I also have concerns about CentOS Stream and the future CentOS in general!
What about support of oVirt on Oracle Linux? As Oracle themselves have changed gears and now offering it for FREE, and only charging if you want support. This is what IBM/RedHat should of done with CentOS.... but nope.
I'd like to stick with oVirt either on Oracle or upgrade to RHEL under the new developer rules. RHEL allowing up to 16-hosts for free.
But as you mentioned - there are issues with the oVirt dependencies on RHEL.
If there are issues with oVirt dependencies on RHEL please open a bug. RHEL and any RHEL rebuild should be binary compatible with all the packages we rely on, so if something is not working I'd like to dig into it.
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