Suse then?
Suse is doing just the opposite. They already had a centos steam (opensuse tumbleweed). Opensuse leap was similar to centos classic (they share source but leap has extra packages). However, updates came from both directions. Now they took a further step with opensuse jump, sharing even binary packages. They are trying to sum maintenance effort while rhel is increasing the same costs trying to drive users to its paying service.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
