My US$0.02, it seems like maybe RedHat wants something in between the
stable, solid, reliable, and, yes, sometimes dated Enterprise Linux
and the wild & crazy :) world of Fedora.

From where I sit, we want that stable, solid, reliable, and, yes,
sometimes dated Enterprise Linux (well, we don't really want dated,
but for us it's a small price to pay for the other attributes). We use
genuine RHEL where we require formal support and a clone where we
don't. With that in mind, CentOS is not as compelling for us, and we
have no plans to change away from SL.

                                                         - Bluejay Adametz

Don't cry because it's over; smile because it happened.

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