Red Hat releases monthly patching schedules with vulnerability remediations happening every week. To be concurrent, Red Hat is a very good platform since you get a great deal of support and patches. The patching schedule and support we get from Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) is beyond any other Linux flavors available. We have a monthly patching cycle for Red Hat and Red Hat releases patches pretty much every week.

The software consistently releases new versions with features and ensures stability compared to other systems, such as Ubuntu.

To make it a perfect ten, I would suggest there is always room for improvement; reducing the frequency of changes would help. There are always significant changes, such as with SystemD, and I understand that's more of the community driving much of this change. Other changes are coming through, such as changing command names. Maintaining backwards compatibility would help turn a nine, which is already very good, into a ten.

It's acceptable to work with the current system and current initiation regarding how Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) could be improved; I don't have significant frustrations.