Free vs. pay versions

[blu-Z8efaSeK1ezqlBn2x/YWAg at public.gmane.org (Edward Ned Harvey)]

> From: Rob Hasselbaum [mailto:rob-IdUdaS/NwSyQrzRDRVclEQ at public.gmane.org]
> 
> it. Companies that make the conscious decision to go with free-as-in-
> beer or community distros might make that choice because they have the
> in-house expertise to support those solutions or the time to wade
> through community support channels. But there are others that don't

Also depends on what you call "support."

When I have some problem to figure out, I have much better response here and
other mailing lists and the Internet, than I do from RHEL support.

I pay for RHEL support, to download updates for servers, where for various
reasons, Centos wasn't good enough.  (But don't take that wrong - I have
more Centos servers than RHEL.  But some situations centos isn't
compatible.)