That’s a lot of words that in no way actually support what Red Hat is doing as a concerted attack on open source. Attempt at consolidating revenue? Ok. Attack o

That’s a lot of words that in no way actually support what Red Hat is doing as a concerted attack on open source. Attempt at consolidating revenue? Ok. Attack on open source? No. The rest of the community and industry can route around Red Hat and it’s not trying to prevent others from doing anything with, to, around or on open source development or business models except straight up copying RHEL - which is supported by the licenses anyway.