GPL is quite straight forward, with binary there must source. They cannot change the license. RHEL is fighting against windmills here.
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And they've not broken that, RHEL subscribers continue to get access to the source. It's everyone else they've shafted.
Is it redhat or IBM?
IBM bought RedHat a few years back. Been going downhill ever since.
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