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> so I just assumed Red Hat was running it. If people wanted to change Fedora in a way that was counter to RH's interest, would it really go through? No, legal
by type0 4y ago
> so I just assumed Red Hat was running it. If people wanted to change Fedora in a way that was counter to RH's interest, would it really go through?
No, legally it's all Red Hat et al
Fedora Project isn't an association in the same way Debian is, it is in house project of Red Hat. Look at what happened to CentOS, in the same vein they can steer it however they like.
- yjftsjthsd-h 4y agoYeah, I didn't write it in my first comment but I was very much thinking of the "Community" Enterprise Operating System and where that went when I wrote it. It can be Red Hat's or the community's, but in the end it can't be both.