Re:The Red Hat model only worked for Red Hat
by ho_schi on Sunday April 16, 2023 @07:33AM
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I think there are checklists (good, safe operation) and certifications (paperwork).
Seen verifications for ISO-Something, were incredible efforts invested to get the certificate. Looking at the actual technical side…I’m worried.
Certifications which were influenced by people which follow their personal targets are a way to block competition and innovation. Certifications influenced by people with right mindest could help (e.g. require source access, data access, compatibility) a lot.
What I wonder as user:
What does Red Hat and Canonical actually test when ThinkPads are certified?
Seen verifications for ISO-Something, were incredible efforts invested to get the certificate. Looking at the actual technical side…I’m worried.
Certifications which were influenced by people which follow their personal targets are a way to block competition and innovation. Certifications influenced by people with right mindest could help (e.g. require source access, data access, compatibility) a lot.
What I wonder as user:
What does Red Hat and Canonical actually test when ThinkPads are certified?