Does CentOS-Stream ever worth it ? (kABI in it)

Hi there, I wonder if some contributors (/endusers) would rely on RPM Fusion for CentOS Stream ? Some time ago I did the heavy wiring of the infra side tasks, but then no repository was ever generated (no dedicated content either) and rpmfusion*-release packages weren't adapted. So the support is stalled. I have discovered that the kernel on CentOS-stream 8 is way behind the RHEL8 current one. So kernel ABI is backward with our prebuilt kmod that targets current RHEL8.7 FYI, the CentOS Stream kernel works fine with akmods, but it's not expected that pre-built kmod are compatible with them. So end-users using our repository can see kmod-foo and akmod-foo but only the latter is relevant to them. (1), Reminder , our kmod scheme works for RHEL kABI in a sense that we do not need to rebuild our kmod for each kernel within a minor release (this policy was enforced with RHEL9). What could be improved is symbol detection (instead of relying on kernel base uname>= ), but that's something I plan to work on myself at some point (patches/funding welcomed). -- - Nicolas (kwizart)