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0 pointsgeerlingguy2y ago0 comments

Part of the open source social contract is downstreaming too. You can't just take, promise to give back, and then hoard what you've built.

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There is no hording though.

What changes have they made to RHEL that isn't available?

downstreaming ? How is the open source social contract anymore than making source code available?

That's what I mean. Not putting up a EULA dam. They don't have to build CentOS or assist anyone, but they can't block the code from flowing downhill.

According to Red Hat the source of RHEL is publicly available on CentOS Stream Gitlab, without a EULA.

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0 pointsgeerlingguy2y ago0 comments

Part of the open source social contract is downstreaming too. You can't just take, promise to give back, and then hoard what you've built.

There is no hording though.

What changes have they made to RHEL that isn't available?

downstreaming ? How is the open source social contract anymore than making source code available?

That's what I mean. Not putting up a EULA dam. They don't have to build CentOS or assist anyone, but they can't block the code from flowing downhill.

According to Red Hat the source of RHEL is publicly available on CentOS Stream Gitlab, without a EULA.

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