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Et tu, Red Hat?
- not_your_vase 3y agoIn this context "Et tu" is not french, but latin. It doesn't mean "and you". It means "even you", and it is a reference to Julius Ceasar's knifing from like a few weeks ago.
- redbell 3y agoThanks for the clarification mate! Reversed to the original title.
- simonblack 3y agoFamously used in Shakespeare's play 'Julius Caesar'. As Brutus stabs Julius Caesar, Julius says to his former very good friend Brutus, 'Et tu, Brutus?'
- ballenf 3y agoRed Hat stopped distributing the source code to Enterprise Linux except to paying users. Those users have a new restriction that the source code they receive may not be shared. The author points out that this is not necessarily the clear GPLv2 violation it appears at first glance. The user agreement could be argued to allow redistribution of the code, but at the risk of a licensee being terminated from receiving new executables (and sources).