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Thomas Di Giacomo (SUSE) comments on Red Hat’s recent changes

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Dr. Thomas Di Giacomo, President of Engineering, Product, and Innovation at SUSE

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Tbh that article seems like a sales pitch more than analysis of Red Hat’s licensing changes.

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