> Euh, red hat a beau dire que fedora c'est pas redhat
Euh, red hat ne dit pas ça.
Exemple : http://fedora.redhat.com/about/objectives.html(...) Red Hat will provide a lot of development resources for Fedora Core, and will provide editorial control and management, but for it to be a successful community project we have to explicitly state what Red Hat's goals are. Anyone is free at any time to fork this project, to go off and build their own distribution based on Fedora Core, just as many people have built distributions based on Red Hat Linux in the past. For Red Hat to participate in this project, Red Hat's own goals have to be met by the project. This doesn't mean that other goals cannot be met as well (except where they explicitly conflict with Red Hat's own critical goals), but the goals that Red Hat expresses define our "contract" with developers and users of Fedora Core.
De plus un dirigant de RedHat a récemment dit qu'il y avait plus de développeurs RedHat sur Fedora qu'il y en avait sur la RedHat Linux.
[^] # Re: Mandrake Linux 10.0 Community est lancée !
Posté par mat1 . En réponse à la dépêche Mandrake Linux 10.0 Community disponible au téléchargement. Évalué à 0.
Euh, red hat ne dit pas ça.
Exemple :
http://fedora.redhat.com/about/objectives.html(...)
Red Hat will provide a lot of development resources for Fedora Core, and will provide editorial control and management, but for it to be a successful community project we have to explicitly state what Red Hat's goals are. Anyone is free at any time to fork this project, to go off and build their own distribution based on Fedora Core, just as many people have built distributions based on Red Hat Linux in the past. For Red Hat to participate in this project, Red Hat's own goals have to be met by the project. This doesn't mean that other goals cannot be met as well (except where they explicitly conflict with Red Hat's own critical goals), but the goals that Red Hat expresses define our "contract" with developers and users of Fedora Core.
De plus un dirigant de RedHat a récemment dit qu'il y avait plus de développeurs RedHat sur Fedora qu'il y en avait sur la RedHat Linux.
Va lire http://fedora.redhat.com/(...) (section About) tout y est clairement expliqué.
> Dingue, tu veut dire que tu peut pas utiliser rpmdrake et les sources urpmi distantes ?
Si tu achetes une Discovery c'est pas pour faire des tonnes de download. Sinon tu passes par MandrakeClub.
> mais mandrake a un modéle ouvert ( avec cvs, ml et tout ça ), donc ce genre de secret indutriel ne marche pas.
Idem pour fedora. Et à l'époque des RedHat Linux tout était dispo via rawhide.