Choices Red Hat makes when building a Linux distribution

Interested in learning how Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) differs from other Linux distributions? In this video, Red Hat technical contributor, Ricardo da Costa, shares insights into the choices Red Hat makes when building new versions of RHEL, including the use of RPM Package Manager, lifecycle support, in-place upgrade tooling, and more.
Learn more: redhat.com/rhel

[@seedney]

If I need some external support - like in configuration of workstation etc. what can I have as an Individual - I can pay for RHEL, but what differences will there be - CentOS community vs. RHEL and paid plan? I can read documentation etc. but can I count that someone can review my config while there is SELinux Deny for example?

[@RedHatEnterpriseLinux]

Without a workstation subscription, you won't be able to engage Red Hat support for any issues. However, as an individual, you might look to our Red Hat subreddit! www.reddit.com/r/redhat/

[@ALAK5555]

can you tell us the full optimization on red hat for gaming and lowest latency ?

[@RedHatEnterpriseLinux]

RHEL for Workstation is more geared towards high-end development or scientific workloads. It is not well tuned for desktop or gaming activities. You may want to look into the Fedora Linux desktop for that use case!