alt Hacker NewsI would expect paying customer to demand a dicount or their money back, but freeloaders get freeloader service.
They have kernels out you can install if you really need them, they're just not merged into production repos yet.
I would expect paying customer to demand a dicount or their money back, but freeloaders get freeloader service.
They have kernels out you can install if you really need them, they're just not merged into production repos yet.
As a freeloader, I would look at how little benefit there is to paying for support and reconsider my choices. Especially when other, purely community-powered distros are running rings around them.