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They don't want you redistributing something called Redhat Enterprise Linux after you backdoor it?

• bubblethink 8y ago
  That is a different argument for a different set of circumstances pertaining to modification. To contrast, you could be a Canonical customer, and distribute the ubuntu DVDs and mirror their repos to your heart's content. You can't if you are a RH customer.
• rcdwealth 8y ago
  Distribution of binaries is allowed. It is another matter and subject on how to properly use trademarks.
  • neltnerb 8y ago
    Right, I remember this coming up with Iceweasel because of Firefox trademarks. https://lwn.net/Articles/676799/ https://lwn.net/Articles/676799/
• delinka 8y ago
  How's that any different from: compiling from source with malicious modifications and then branding the resulting binaries with "RedHat"?