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and one question that doesn't get answered by that link - yes, we properly separate non-free software from our free packages
by rbrownsuse 11y ago
and one question that doesn't get answered by that link - yes, we properly separate non-free software from our free packages
- pre 11y ago"Who Owns It" seems to be a company owned by a company floated on the stock markets. But with excellent community input. That company is apparently actually making money selling at-least-mostly-free software, while supporting the properly-free openSuse. Is that about right? That's probably better than being Shuttleworth's toy. Looks easily enough forked if needed. I think I'd feel weird about going back to a OS supported by a for-profit rather than a charity, but that test suite does sound top. I may give it a go for a while at least, next time I have to reinstall. Cheers for making me pay some attention to it ;)
- rbrownsuse 11y agoI'd say that's a fair assessment :) SUSE isn't your typical 'for-profit', and the nature of the relationship with openSUSE reflects that Thanks for the consideration