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They have already said they will be expanding the license for the developer edition, but there’s no way they will be allowing it on production systems. And the
by orev 6y ago
They have already said they will be expanding the license for the developer edition, but there’s no way they will be allowing it on production systems.
And they should have had this all worked out before making the announcement. As it is, they are just promising a bunch of things that don’t yet exist, after they literally just destroyed all trust in them.
- freedomben 6y agoI work for Red Hat but have zero inside info on this. This is just my opinion. I personally think they will be allowing some production use of free RHEL (assuming we get free RHEL. I expect we will but don't want to count chickens before they hatch). Enterprise production I don't know, but personal production or prod for non profits and/or open source projects, I could totally see that being an option. I'm personally excited for the announcement. I hope they get it out soon.