Yes and no. They both have the resources (money, engineers) to do alot in-house, and the market share that vendors will support them specifically. They can't not do this, they are under the same commercial pressure as other OS vendors.
If you want proof, just look at the systemd fiasco. Red Hat's way or the highway.
> If you want proof, just look at the systemd fiasco. Red Hat's way or the highway.
What kind of proof is this? systemd is the new standard across all major distros (except for stuff like Gentoo or Slackware, which is irrelevant in the targeted enterprise market anyway). And in the process, systemd steam-rolled over lots and lots of bizarre inconsistencies between distros.
If that's Red Hat's version of EEE, I'm very happy with it.
