IBM has decided to stop publicly releasing the Red Hat Enterprise Linux source code because it needs to pay its engineers.
Red Hat, before its acquisition by IBM, chose to publicly release its source code and pay its engineers for many years.
Oracle promises to make the binaries and source code for its Linux distribution publicly available and welcomes downstream distributions of all types.
Oracle is willing to work with distributors to facilitate the process and ensure that its software products are certified on their distribution.
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