Yes, distributing non-free, patented code that requires a license, requires a license. The same goes for Debian actually[1], including blocking requests and rem

Yes, distributing non-free, patented code that requires a license, requires a license. The same goes for Debian actually[1], including blocking requests and removing packages that were included before by mistake. I would even dare say that this is another point for Fedora, enabling https://rpmfusion.org/ https://rpmfusion.org/ is a one-liner and feels entirely native, never a broken package. [1] https://www.debian.org/legal/patent https://www.debian.org/legal/patent