I use it a work

its a false misconception that linux is free

red hat is like what, $17.4k usd a year?

Centos 7 is free and it's pretty much RHEL without the support

https://onedrive.live.com/view.aspx?resid=B3EBF242CFA46BE5!105&ithint=file%2Cdocx&app=Word&authkey=!AH0h8I2rvmLdmS8

People use RHEL for the support

hmm

well the way i see things is centos uses all open source software

but then the bleeding edge builds would be fedora

I use CentOS7 on my tinkering PC

it's also what I learned on

I use fedora workstation in VMWare workstation

I intern currently at Dell EMC

As a Data Intelligence Engineer

Not getting hired due to a hiring freeze

Got like 5 days left

Temp employee with the city

@scaryred24 RHEL is all open source too, the only differences are: the servers you get it from are different, it has a package called redhat-logos.rpm instead of centos-logos.rpm to fill the "system-logos" dependency, and if you call up RedHat with a subscription, they'll support it for you.

I'm only 19 and I setup a Gitlab server and automating tasks with airflow

You're behind the game @scj643

I'm working on getting my windows certs because I live in msland

@xorgy ?

Bragging is the worst use of your time.

well making your software paid totally negates the whole idea of being foss or floss

im not saying that open source is free

@scj643 you dont get paid for automating

of course it isnt

XD

how do you think the devs get funded?

I'm "only" 21, and then I'll be "only" 22

I do get paid to automate and maintain it

@Zuihou Yeah, that's a job now.

"devops"

I automated they pay me $0 for the last 6 months

that's because you suck

at negotiating, or your job

or being in the right place at the right time.

;- )

Well that job was more of a family referral that I really did not want

Thing is we will always have more things that need to get done and technology to explore

Business Intelligence isn't something you do once and you're done