Re: [Ambassadors] Fedora and CentOS - the perfect team on the way to replace our current SuSE Linux and SLES systems

[Sudheer]

Henrique de Castro wrote:
>  Hello, Robert.
>  I'm using CentOS (in my servers) and Fedora (in my 
>  wokstations/desktops). Your history fits perfectly with the way I 
>  think today.
>  Thanks to post, I really appreciated it.
>
>  2007/12/7, Jens Kühnel <fedora(a)jens.kuehnel.org 
>  <mailto:[e-mail]>>:
>
>      Robert Scheck schrieb:
>      Hi Robert,
>
>      great story and good courage to post it to the Fedora-Amb List.
>
>
>      I see Centos as a member of the Fedora Family and sugested it to
>      customers who complain about the price of RedHat.
>
>      A couple of my customers started with Centos and now using a mixure of
>      Centos (unimportant) and RedHat (important) machines.
>
>      >From my perspective its better than 100% Debian/Ubuntu or SuSE:-)
>
>      CU
>      Jens
>
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I agree to Robert and Henrique's views. At foss. in event Rahul Sundaram 
talked about Freedom to fork as well. The title of the talk was "freedom 
is a feature" and it delivered the message to the attendees that Fedora 
features freedom. Reference - 
http://foss.in/2007/register/speakers/talkdetailspub.php?talkid=303

There was also a story on Slashdot recently in which people discussed 
why RH is tolerating CentOS. Many of them agreed that RH does not look 
at CentOS as a competitor at all. As a Fedora ambassador I don't think I 
should refrain from recommending CentOS for those who can't afford RHEL.

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Thanks and regards,

Sudheer Satyanarayana
http://binaryvibes.co.in