FreeBSD on the “Indy” side? I uh… Have to disagree. There’s routers that ship with FreeBSD SPECIFICALLY because their license has no obligation to share sourcecode.
And putting RHEL anything but top line makes the whole thing unserious. A PRODUCT YOU BUY to even be able to download it is somehow not 100% corpo to you? Its named after the IBM-owned company that releases it. It is not 100% open source, it is Linux with proprietary “secret sauce” that’s mostly for Servers - a niche usecase.
Alma is “built for enterprise” but somehow Indy? Now I know you’re just messing with us. This cannot be serious.
FreeBSD on the “Indy” side? I uh… Have to disagree. There’s routers that ship with FreeBSD SPECIFICALLY because their license has no obligation to share sourcecode.
And putting RHEL anything but top line makes the whole thing unserious. A PRODUCT YOU BUY to even be able to download it is somehow not 100% corpo to you? Its named after the IBM-owned company that releases it. It is not 100% open source, it is Linux with proprietary “secret sauce” that’s mostly for Servers - a niche usecase.
Alma is “built for enterprise” but somehow Indy? Now I know you’re just messing with us. This cannot be serious.
Excellent Troll.