Although the redhat is approximately valued at 33bn, but does RHEL is truly open source? Can you study, edit, modify the source code, the freedoms a user get when the software is licensed under GPL. Selling support could only be posible for enterprise or is it actually possible for direct consumers, although that's possible. I think that would give a bad rep for the company? Is it? Sponsored development is actually like a donation based model, where you can except new features when you donate some money. Customization for big enterprises is actually a viable business model, only if it generates as much money as the company sustains and can continue to expand? All of the other things you've mentioned goes against the principles of free and open source? Correct me If I'm wrong!
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the whole OS, everything from kernel to installation to philosophy
Hey, thanks for the great suggestion. Looked onto it and it's great to build your own linux. I think that's really the essence of linux, the freedom to build it on your own.
Can you elaborate and give much more detail about your claim?
What if our assumptions could be false? What gurantees it be truth? Or in other words, why it shouldnt be false?
How do you classify by what you observe as reality, and further it could be true?
If individuals realize and take actions to stop climate change, we are good to go for it.
Kinetic gun type launch is great for transporting materials from earth to within our solar system, we need methods for either the best method that is best suitable for humans to travel in space or humans must adopt to harsh traveling methods.
Yes, we have to (individually) contribute to stop climate change, but also should not be on a single planet's climate, etc.
That's why we have to create a space colony and make multiple planets suitable for life. We cant depend on a single planet's climate, etc.
"There is nothing we need to invent to be able to start a permanent human presence outside near earth orbit.Transport. Life support. Communication. etc" It is not just about 'Transport. Life support. Communication. etc', its about the fuel efficiency, the ability of humans to sustain in space, the ability to have great volumes of food, devote great time and risk, engineering hardships, etc. "there are so many issues that need" attention on earth is another matter. Can you specify?
Wow, that's great! That's the idea behind libre software/hardware or the copyleft where you are encourage to fix bugs, develop new ideas and share it with the community! It's great that you've you contributed to public domain! Is there copyleft for except softwares?