gwin 0 Posted March 31 Share Posted March 31 Centos os is currently looking to enter the end of life and it doesn't seem like it will continue Looking at Rocky OS, there is a high possibility that this OS will replace Centos in the future as far as I tried ESET PROTECT can be installed and run well on this operating system, I also include the configuration I use (name file : Rocky-os-Linux85-EP.txt) --+ not much different from redhat 8.will ESET PROTECT officially support Rocky Linux in the future? because now I see that the operating system supported by ESET PROTECT is not listed for this type of operating system. Rocky-os-Linux85-EP.txt Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Most Valued Members Nightowl 149 Posted March 31 Most Valued Members Share Posted March 31 (edited) 10 minutes ago, gwin said: Centos os is currently looking to enter the end of life and it doesn't seem like it will continue Looking at Rocky OS, there is a high possibility that this OS will replace Centos in the future as far as I tried ESET PROTECT can be installed and run well on this operating system, I also include the configuration I use (name file : Rocky-os-Linux85-EP.txt) --+ not much different from redhat 8.will ESET PROTECT officially support Rocky Linux in the future? because now I see that the operating system supported by ESET PROTECT is not listed for this type of operating system. Rocky-os-Linux85-EP.txtUnavailable Since CentOS is based on RHEL , maybe going to RHEL straight is better option or switching to Ubuntu? since Rocky isn't supported and I doubt support will be added that fast. Rocky could work normal since it's also Linux kernel , but if one day you needed support , once you will say that it's RockyLinux , then support will be able to answer you that it's unsupported operating system therefore it's not possible to help. Edited March 31 by Nightowl Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
gwin 0 Posted March 31 Author Share Posted March 31 11 minutes ago, Nightowl said: Since CentOS is based on RHEL , maybe going to RHEL straight is better option or switching to Ubuntu? since Rocky isn't supported and I doubt support will be added that fast. Rocky could work normal since it's also Linux kernel , but if one day you needed support , once you will say that it's RockyLinux , then support will be able to answer you that it's unsupported operating system therefore it's not possible to help. yaa i aggre with you, ubuntu one of better option to switch, i use ubuntu for my real eset protect services I wonder if there is an alternative for centos officially, because I see for ova eset protect still using centos base. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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