Their open source branding was brilliant. They’re not an open source friendly company. They’re actively hostile to open source, even defaulting to providing yo

Their open source branding was brilliant. They’re not an open source friendly company. They’re actively hostile to open source, even defaulting to providing you with a non open-source free version to self install, and making it hard to find the actual open source version. And their management of the open source repo is also highly restrictive. Which is their right. And maybe even the right thing to do, but what doesn’t make sense is giving them any brownie points for being “open source”.