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I thought it was fairly well known that this is intentional obfuscation on Red Hat's part in order to make it harder for Oracle to use their work. I can't blame

I thought it was fairly well known that this is intentional obfuscation on Red Hat's part in order to make it harder for Oracle to use their work. I can't blame them on that account.

lmm 4y ago
> I thought it was fairly well known that this is intentional obfuscation on Red Hat's part in order to make it harder for Oracle to use their work. Yes, I know, but that's immaterial to the question of whether it's a GPL violation, or whether it's a moral way to develop software. Free Software means everyone gets the freedoms, even Oracle.