Op 20-06-2022 om 18:58 schreef Dave Mitchell: > On Mon, Jun 20, 2022 at 05:54:52PM +0200, Tomasz Konojacki wrote: >> RHEL6: released in 2010, supported until 2020: perl 5.10 (no warnings) >> RHEL7: released in 2014, supported until 2024: perl 5.16 (no warnings) >> RHEL8: released in 2019, supported until 2029: perl 5.26 (warns) > RHEL is hardly a relevant comparison. It is an extremely conservative > linux server distribution whose software is usually years out of date. > Virtually no one will have *developed* (as opposed to *deployed*) perl > code on RHEL. I work for a very large high tech manufacturing firm. Yup, we develop with Perl on RHEL7. We are probably not the only ones. People use RHEL *because* it is a conservative Linux distribution. M4Thread Previous | Thread Next