If you had meant "commercial" in the sense of recommending non-free software, you'd be correct in some sense. However, as I said, Fedora contains non-free firmw

If you had meant "commercial" in the sense of recommending non-free software, you'd be correct in some sense. However, as I said, Fedora contains non-free firmware, like Ubuntu. So, in that sense, Fedora is the same category as Ubuntu, but is different in its repository policies. Of course, you have said that you meant commercial in that they're trying to make money off of it. Thanks for clarifying!