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> I think they're also offering patches for some commonly installed third-party stuff like nodejs via Ubuntu Pro. Yeah. That rubs me the wrong way. Like, the
by justinclift 3y ago
> I think they're also offering patches for some commonly installed third-party stuff like nodejs via Ubuntu Pro.
Yeah. That rubs me the wrong way. Like, they're clearly entitled to pay developers money for whatever they want.
However, they're paying developers to develop patches they're not sharing back with their upstream in a timely fashion:
1. Without those patches going through the upstream channel(s), there's no real mechanism to push back on patches and aren't good enough (for whatever reason)
2. It feels like they're taking advantage of the rest of the OSS ecosystem that is writing software / developing fixes and providing them in a timely fashion
:/
- bmacho 3y agoIs there a free Ubuntu Pro clone, like Alma and Rocky for Red Hat?
- justinclift 3y agoNo idea personally.