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On Fri, 20 Jun 2014, Lamar Owen wrote:
> On 06/20/2014 03:55 AM, Dag Wieers wrote:
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>> It may have become a legal question now that the SRPMs are no longer
>> available from ftp.redhat.com. That in itself is an unwelcome change.
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> It is an unfortunate change, yes, but I prefer to give Red Hat the benefit of
> the doubt as far as motivations go, since they could close it up completely
> like SuSE has with SLES and SLED (OpenSuSE is SuSE's Fedora, so it doesn't
> count). And SuSE is completely within its rights under GPL to do how they
> are doing; this is not a jab against SuSE, since SuSE has also done and is
> doing a lot of great work for open source. (Of course, since I haven't
> looked for publicly posted source for SLES in a while, they may have posted
> it since I last looked and I just don't know about it.)
I am glad you agree that Red Hat now moving closer to what SuSE is doing
is unfortunate and not welcomed by the community(*).
(*) Where community in my definition excludes people on Red Hat's payroll ;-)
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