Ask Noah Show 343 | Red Hat's Source Code with Mike McGrath
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Red Hat's Decision to Move Red Hat Source Code to Sentos Stream
Red Hat is no longer uploading dbranded source code to the Sentos Git repository. The company says it doesn't find any value in having a rebuilder for its products. Red Hat CEO: "We're not asking rebuilders to do anything we don't do"
Mike McGrath joins the Ask Noah Show to discuss the changes Red Hat is making in how they make their source code available.
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00:50 Arch Keyring Fix - Bloominstrong
- at the bottom of /etc/pacman.conf
- Include "SigLevel = Optional TrustAll" under core and extra
- Update the keyring -Sy archlinux-keyring
- Confirm each new key
- Remove "SigLevel = Optional TrustALL"
- run pacman -Syu
03:05 Church Streaming - John
- Wired vs WiFi video
- OpenLP
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17:58 News Wire
- The linux 6.4 kernel has been released
- Intel's new ARC driver in Linux boosts gaming performance by 11%
The Exodia OS team has recently updated their customized arch-based distro for security testing
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19:55 Red Hat Interview
- Mike McGrath - Vice President of Core Platforms Engineering
- Blog Post 1
- Reaction was unexpected, swift, and immediate
- Conviction to the GPL
- Source code is still available
- Surprised more people didn't look at CentOS Stream
- Blog Post 2
- Red Hat no longer finds value in "re-builders"
- Free as in freedom vs free as in beer
- Standing on the shoulders of giants
- Red Hat welcome's competition and contribution
- Why not start with the second blog post's message?
- Timing of the change
- Meeting the GPL requirements
- Products vs Projects
- When did the thought of this start?
- CentOS Stream
- Things being done in bad faith
- Threat to the open source business model
- Red Hat has worked hard to make RHEL available for free
- What about people using downstream rebuilds in CI pipelines?
- No cost RHEL for open source projects (ROSI)
- Does Red Hat want to be the "bottom rung of the ladder"?
- IBM had zero input
- CentOS Stream is critical for RHEL
- What is Red Hat selling when they sell RHEL?
- What impact will this have on the broader ecosystem?
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