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Not really the same. Red Hat isn't revoking your ability to use the software you've already received. There's no "kill switch" for RHEL nor does the contract
by dralley 3y ago
Not really the same. Red Hat isn't revoking your ability to use the software you've already received. There's no "kill switch" for RHEL nor does the contract remove your legal rights to use the software you have received.
However, you do lose the right to access Red Hat-provided services, including the software update repositories, should you break the contract.
My understanding of the React license is that it remove[d] your legal rights to use React in any form, immediately, if you sue Facebook for Patent infringement. That's significantly harsher.
- angus-prune 3y agoWorth noting for the audience - this is a historical issue. Facebook removed the restriction and changed to a straight forward MIT license in 2017.