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It's supposedly the opinion of Oracle that the CDDL is GPL-compatible and that's the reason they won't do that.

• ggiesen 1y ago
  For context: https://sfconservancy.org/videos/2023-07-14_FOSSY-2023_RHEL-Keynote-Panel.mp4 https://sfconservancy.org/videos/2023-07-14_FOSSY-2023_RHEL-... (FF to 37:34)
  • wbl 1y ago
    That wasn't exactly the answer.
    • ggiesen 1y ago
      Yeah, I agree based in rewatching that I've either misrecalled the original material, or I got it from another source. I agree that based on that source, it's more like "meh, we don't really care" (until they do)
• Macha 1y ago
  I would not rely on the non-binding opinion of a company known for deploying its lawyers in aid of revenue generation
• Conan_Kudo 1y ago
  Oracle didn't follow that with DTrace. They changed the license away from CDDL when they integrated it into Oracle Linux.