Corporate support of a community-led RHEL compatible OS seems like an obviously good thing, and I'm surprised that so many people are worried about Red Hat's we

Corporate support of a community-led RHEL compatible OS seems like an obviously good thing, and I'm surprised that so many people are worried about Red Hat's welfare? If someone doesn't feel that the costs of RHEL licensing outweigh the benefits then that's a reasonable choice for them to make, and contributing money to an existing community project that others can benefit from is way better than them doing it in-house. Open source isn't about getting everything for free, but it is about getting to choose to pay someone who fits your needs better rather than being tied to a specific vendor.