Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.0

The newly Big Blue Red Hat released Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 8.0 today, based on Fedora 28. Because it's based on F28, this release of RHEL should "just work" on the Talos II (F28 was the first Fedora to support it), and mostly whatever applies to F28 applies to RHEL 8, including GNOME 3.28, Wayland-by-default and other changes. Although both big and little endian are apparently supported on the trial evaluation images, the documentation says only little-endian is supported, so it's possible not all parts of the site are in sync yet. Still, if you like your Linux corporate (and paying for it), now that Red Hat is an IBM product it's probably as corporate as you can get.