This is amazing! I hope it stays compatible with the EPEL repositories. I see no reason not to start using it when available. If it maintains compatibility I could see Rocky or Alma starting to follow this as well.
So what happens with Fedora?
Fedora will remain the same. Just like CentOS Stream. There will probably have less people contributing though.
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