Hi
I just came across your article on a quick introduction to several
distribution. http://www.informit.com/articles/article.asp?p=414291&seqNum=5
While the description of Fedora is on the spot, but it seems to be
making the all too common mistake of comparing open source software to
commercial software. The comparison is actually between open source and
proprietary software instead. The term used here is important because it
conveys the idea that open source cannot be commercialized. While I
wouldnt want to detail out all the different means to create commercial
open source software it is suffice to say that while the Fedora Project
does have not include any proprietary software as "purists", it does
include software that be commercialized into a product by anyone which
not too surprisingly is what Red Hat itself does.
Thank you for your notes on Fedora
regards
Rahul
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