From purely a business perspective I think the entire thing naïvely makes sense, from a far-away view without much knowledge of the business space. But once you look a bit closer I don't think it does.
From purely a business perspective I think the entire thing naïvely makes sense, from a far-away view without much knowledge of the business space. But once you look a bit closer I don't think it does.
Yes, cheap/free people will be cheap/free, but sometimes they're not the decider.
Which software is that?
But the people who are running Db2 probably has very little overlap with the people running CentOS, too.
https://www.ibm.com/software/reports/compatibility/clarity-r...
https://www.synopsys.com/support/licensing-installation-comp...
By taking out the CentOS Foundation, which was NEVER going to sell support. They created 2 companies that will sell support, and they still have the same issue.
At the WORST those companies will have to buy a RHEL license somewhere in here, if Red Hat takes away redistribution rights on the srpms... they might as well put a gun to their own head.
SuSE will take the business gladly.