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CentOS Open to All

• mort96 3y ago
  I wonder what the purpose of this is? Has there been an impression that CentOS Stream is not "open for all"? I guess it's cool that the board has now defined some metrics to optimise? Or does their use of "CentOS" actually refer the good old non-Stream CentOS? But that's EOL next year? I'm confused.
  • theonlybutlet 3y ago
    Red Hat has decided to stop making the source code of RHEL available to the public.
    • mort96 3y ago
      So you think this is just their way of saying, "Don't worry, we won't be making CentOS Stream closed source too"? I guess that could make sense... though I don't think anyone was under the impression that they'd make CentOS Stream closed source? Especially since Red Hat has used the fact that CentOS Stream remains open to defend their decision about RHEL. And what does that have to do with all the stuff about success metrics? To be clear, I'm not arguing against you, I'm just thoroughly confused by this statement.
      • jacooper 3y ago
        I think it's more like it's open to all contributors. Oracle, SUSE, Alma etc..