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A GPLv4 forbidding that wouldn't be matching the Open source definition. What is the condition going to be called? You have to make your source open for everyon
by fariszr 3y ago
A GPLv4 forbidding that wouldn't be matching the Open source definition.
What is the condition going to be called? You have to make your source open for everyone, even if they don't use your products?
Also, RHELs main point is giving a much longer support life cycle than the original dev, so they are contributing for sure.
Heck Python 2 is still supported on RHEL 8, even though It's now EOL.