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So what? Doesn't matter how convoluted the "loophole" is. There will always be a loophole because Red Hat must leave one open, because this is open-source softw
by phendrenad2 3y ago
So what? Doesn't matter how convoluted the "loophole" is. There will always be a loophole because Red Hat must leave one open, because this is open-source software and it's impossible for them to truly close all avenues to using your RIGHTS under the license.
We should he celebrating people working around DRM, not being fearful of it.
- heywoodlh 3y agoFair enough! As I stated, I have no personal stake in Rocky's approach as I am not a user interested in the Enterprise Linux ecosystem. That being said, if I was, I would be concerned with the approach as I can't see it being sustainable long-term to rely on the workarounds. (I'd be happy if the Rocky Linux folks prove me wrong -- the more variety there is with Linux, the better!)