How is it different? It is literally compiling a bunch of packages and creating an ISO or install method. You can do this yourself and store the packages in a searchable repo like most other Linux distros. Void was created and is well maintained by very few people, and so was Alpine when it started. With a little automation this should have been done at the same time RHEL was released.
I do plenty. I contribute to many packages for other Linux distros. Yes it is hard with RHEL cause their package manager is still really terrible. Checkout Arch and Alpine though, or Void for good package management.
Please don't be rude or uncivil on HN, regardless of what you're responding to. It's against the site guidelines and will eventually get you banned here. Would you mind reviewing them?
