> That is implemented under the assumption that these distros are most of the time used in enterprise contexts.

I've been using OEL since before Rocky was a thing. It was and still is a free alternative to RHEL.

Apart from that, all my planned use of XPipe fits entirely in the Community feature set (maybe apart from Yubikey/GPG agent).

But now I'd need to pay $5 a month just to open a shell? No thanks.

Also, a slight tangent, but charging homelab folks $5/mo is weird. The only profit I'm making with my homelab is negative. And I, as a developer, would much more likely to ask my employer to buy an enterprise license if I actually liked using it at home. Like Tailscale, JetBrains, etc.