I have 0 love for what RedHat is doing, but one thing I have noticed: I have developed enterprise software for Linux for these last two decades, and the last ti

I have 0 love for what RedHat is doing, but one thing I have noticed: I have developed enterprise software for Linux for these last two decades, and the last time I saw one of these (huge) companies having an actual RHEL license was with RHEL 6. It's been CentOS and clones since then; for a while I think people even _meant_ CentOS when they said RHEL. Same story with Qt, where they'll stay with Qt 4.x to avoid paying Digia even if practically all their software depends on it.