CentOS 8.0 Released As Community Version Of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8

[phoronix]

Phoronix: CentOS 8.0 Released As Community Version Of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8

CentOS 8.0 is now available as the long awaited community rebuild of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.0...

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?pag...tOS-8-Released

[144Hz]

That’s a solid desktop experience.

[Britoid]

That’s a solid desktop experience.

Using CentOS for a desktop imho only makes sense in enterprise or "rarely use this computer" situations.

[nir2142]

does centos 8 support ryzen 3000 series?

[tildearrow]

I have noticed a pattern here. Every thread that talks about GNOME, Red Hat or Fedora (and sometimes other desktops) has to be always started by 144Hz. Why???

[144Hz]

tildearrow hardly a topic to discuss here. Anyway did you test the devel or production version? It’s very solid.

[Britoid]

I have noticed a pattern here. Every thread that talks about GNOME, Red Hat or Fedora (and sometimes other desktops) has to be always started by 144Hz. Why???

Because 144Hz (and myself) are Red Hat shills.]

innit

[tildearrow]

tildearrow hardly a topic to discuss here.

Stop already. You are being kinda annoying in my opinion.

[mroche]

Using CentOS for a desktop imho only makes sense in enterprise or "rarely use this computer" situations.

CentOS/RHEL is perfectly fine for home desktop usage if having the latest and greatest of everything and a need to game aren't in your wants list for a desktop. It's a very stable platform.

Cheers,
Mike

[You-]

Using CentOS for a desktop imho only makes sense in enterprise or "rarely use this computer" situations.

Flatpak should change that. having a stable base OS with faster moving apps has its advantages.