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CIQ's live chat with the ProTech Show! Part 3

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Gregory Kurtzer:

I think it's fair to say that if we consider enterprise servers or rather the Enterprise Linux standard, which is what previously was Red Hat Enterprise Linux. We look at this as, now all of a sudden we have an Enterprise Linux standard, right? Red Hat is with CentOS Stream. Red Hat pushed their development behind closed doors into the community, which is a good thing. Now, we have this Enterprise Linux standard up there and we have many derivatives of that Enterprise Linux standard. We obviously have Rocky. We have Redhead Enterprise Linux. We have Oracle and we have Alma. There are a bunch of them out there. There is Navy. I know I am forgetting at least a couple of them at this point, but there are a bunch of these is what I am saying. But if we count all of these as together, because they all should be compatible with each other. We count all of these together as the Enterprise Linux standard. I think together all of the open source projects behind this Red Hat and everybody, if we work together, I think we can actually start moving back towards 50%. But we have to work together.

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i i think it's fair to say that if we consider enterprise servers um or or rather the enterprise linux standard which is what previously was was red hat enterprise linux we look at this as now all of a sudden we have an enterprise linux standard right red hat is with with centos stream red hat pushed their development behind closed doors into the community which is a good thing but now we kind of have this like enterprise linux standard up there and we've got many derivatives of that enterprise linux standard we've got uh obviously rocky we've got red hat enterprise linux we've got oracle we've got

almo there's a bunch of them out there there's navy there's um uh i know i'm forgetting at least a couple of them at this point but there's a bunch of these is what i'm saying but if we count all of these as is together because they all should be compatible with each other we count all of these together as the enterprise linux standard i think together all of our all the open source projects behind this red hat and everybody if we work together i think we can actually start moving back towards 50 but we have to work together

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