| ▲ | alfiedotwtf 3 hours ago | |
Over 60% are SUSE?! Sorry, but I’m with everyone else… I remember since the start that SUSE was more popular in Europe, but no way would that be the case in the US. If anything, I’d be willing to put my money on > 60% of Linux installs being RHEL/Centos rather than SUSE | ||
| ▲ | grundrausch3n 2 hours ago | parent [-] | |
You could get the number wrong. The quote stated that 60% of the companies use Suse to power some of the workloads. So if most of these companies would use Suse to host SAP, some have a few teams using Rancher and some (more so in Europe ) are using Sles you still get to these numbers even if most of them use RedHat for most of their workloads. | ||