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Rocky Linux Shares How They May Continue To Obtain The RHEL Source Code
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The Ask Noah podcast has an interview with Mike McGrath from RH and, besides trying to argument that it will now be illegal/impossible for downstream repackagers to just use RHEL's source rpms, they say that the whole thing boils down to RH stop de-branding RHEL sources and feeding them back into the Centos git.
Personally, I guess they initially just decided to stop working for Oracle/Alma/Rocky for free (after all, there's no reason for RH to do the RHEL de-branding anymore since they killed Centos) and then saw an opportunity to try and spin the story into "clones will now be worse than RHEL" and "clones are morally bad".