For what i understand they will fork the last version of RHEL and them just keep updating themselves, but i haven’t really looked into it to know if that’s the case
RHEL is not going closed source. That would be illegal for at least the copyleft components. They provide the full sources in the customer portal which is crap but not the same as closed source.
For what i understand they will fork the last version of RHEL and them just keep updating themselves, but i haven’t really looked into it to know if that’s the case
RHEL is not going closed source. That would be illegal for at least the copyleft components. They provide the full sources in the customer portal which is crap but not the same as closed source.