Raphael is blindly ignoring that I’ve literally said I don’t support RedHat closing access to their sources and that I’m in here applauding Alma for moving away from their dependence on a greedy corporation. Somehow my acknowledging that enterprise support costs money to provide, and that the resources to develop and distribute FOSS aren’t free, means to him that I’m just blindly opposed to FOSS and that I’m pro-corporation.
In this thread I’ve said don’t use RedHat because they’re being dickbags, also maybe don’t use clones of RHEL because they then see you as a customer who isn’t paying them, and also if you need enterprise support it costs money so pay for it (because it also pays for the FOSS projects that these companies foster and contribute to).
I just saying there OKD can be a replacement of OpenShift, even it’s upstream, I just saying that it’s possible to have somekind of openshift… in OKD.
The person you’re talking to is strictly anti-opensource, he does not believe anything can be done with community projects.
ugh… I hope this doesn’t end up flame war. Thank you for sharing and reminds me about it.
Raphael is blindly ignoring that I’ve literally said I don’t support RedHat closing access to their sources and that I’m in here applauding Alma for moving away from their dependence on a greedy corporation. Somehow my acknowledging that enterprise support costs money to provide, and that the resources to develop and distribute FOSS aren’t free, means to him that I’m just blindly opposed to FOSS and that I’m pro-corporation.
Your argument boils down to “It can’t be helped”.
In this thread I’ve said don’t use RedHat because they’re being dickbags, also maybe don’t use clones of RHEL because they then see you as a customer who isn’t paying them, and also if you need enterprise support it costs money so pay for it (because it also pays for the FOSS projects that these companies foster and contribute to).
So what is it that I’m saying can’t be helped?