Plenty of enterprise software products have "Download" pages, but they're usually for evaluation versions. I tried clicking two different download links on the

Plenty of enterprise software products have "Download" pages, but they're usually for evaluation versions. I tried clicking two different download links on the home page: https://img.skitch.com/20110503-pa1axqcg8njxqc4t4gcd756j16.jpg https://img.skitch.com/20110503-pa1axqcg8njxqc4t4gcd756j16.j... Both of which take you to this form: https://img.skitch.com/20110503-e8a87jdr5ns9asabt1yyyn2jib.jpg https://img.skitch.com/20110503-e8a87jdr5ns9asabt1yyyn2jib.j... which has no reference to the open source edition. The next place I check is "Community" since that's often where "Community Editions" live. No reference on any of those pages to the development of the core product, only add-ons. If I click yet a third download link, in the secondary navigation, I get a nearly-identical form: https://img.skitch.com/20110503-j37g25rkatu2r626ykt2xp3jqp.jpg https://img.skitch.com/20110503-j37g25rkatu2r626ykt2xp3jqp.j... Which says I can only download "related Puppet components". Which takes me to yet another form: https://img.skitch.com/20110503-gxtt1bg614t23gqnqnhxhans3y.jpg https://img.skitch.com/20110503-gxtt1bg614t23gqnqnhxhans3y.j... With a no-registration-required link buried at the bottom. Which takes me to the aforementioned "Download" page: https://img.skitch.com/20110503-fnshtrwdmmd7xkfnm2gk1xsriy.jpg https://img.skitch.com/20110503-fnshtrwdmmd7xkfnm2gk1xsriy.j... which has no reference to the fact that it's the open-source version I'm downloading. If I scroll ALL the way down to the bottom, I see a link to the source on Github. There is only one mention of the word GPL on the main Puppet site, and that's in a blog post from a few days ago announcing the license switch. I stand my my assertion that the OSS product is very well hidden.