[Fwd: Fedora Foundation]

[Chasecreek Systemhouse]

On 4/6/06, Rahul Sundaram <sundaram at fedoraproject.org> wrote:
> Not necessarily all the best of breed components but what fits into RHEL
> product space. RHEL is open source too. So its Free in that aspect

RHEL is not open source in that I can download and use it without
paying a support fee for it.  Piggy-back support clauses are standard
with regard to "the software is free however you may only use it so
long as your support contract is paid up."  Not a bad thing; even
RedHat has to feed itself (in a corporate sort of way.)

That is where open source product lines differ: commercially
"available" open source and "truly" open source.

If I am mistaken, regarding either above, please enlighten me.
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