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As an admin who is supporting production, development, and QA systems, the _last_ thing I want it for developers or the like with a different distro than what I have deployed to production. Not only for stability reasons (their code has to run the same everywhere), but IMHO there's just about nothing worse than a developer pushing you to install some completely unstable bleeding-edge binary (think Fedora or some other distro that has new-ish binaries in it) everywhere just because he discovered it will do the one obscure thing he is interested in right now. And it's _critical_ that QA run the same bits as what's installed in your production environment on the same hardware whenever possible. Want to get blamed for bad code in a hurry? Run a _different_ OS in production.
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