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Interesting timing, Fedora 36 released today.

RHEL 9 is surprisingly modern, being based on Fedora 34 which itself still has about a month of support remaining.

I like the number 8.

I thought 8 was relatively recent, I only started moving on to it. I am out of the loop, I do not know what I am missing out on in the latest 9 update and kernel. I moved on to mac/brew on the desktop 5 years ago. I use it as UNIX with supported hardware.

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