I don´t really agree with the Red Hat part of the examples. Red Hat has Fedora, CentOS and RHEL. The new approach makes sense to me, Fedora is the upstream to

I don´t really agree with the Red Hat part of the examples. Red Hat has Fedora, CentOS and RHEL. The new approach makes sense to me, Fedora is the upstream to RHEL, RHEL is the upstream to CentOS. Additionally, users can use (up to a limit) RHEL for free now. Also, the nature of projects is very different. RHEL is available to be repackaged (e.g. Rocky) by the community with Red Hat´s blessing. A better analogy would be GitLab ending the freemium, but adding free enterprise GitLab for x accounts and giving the source of GitLab enterprise to the community to distribute as they want (but without official support)