@ngn #bleedingedge doesn't mean #newesttechnology, as you could be running #xorg built directly form main branch, instead of semi recent release of any #wayland desktop. About the #rhel, isnt their source code still avaiable if you are #redhat customer? From what I remember you will stop being theri customer if you release #rhel patches, but isnt the point of using #rhel the access to all tools that are build around its ecosystem and maintained by #redhat, and not just the packages. Anyway, besides that, whatever #licence #rhel had and now has, even assuming all #redhat did was took #fedora #linux applied some patches, and tried to sell it exclusively, is that really wrong? I mean, this process has to be at least somehwat difficult, for companies to consider paying #redhat to do that. Back to the topic of #fedora being testing ground, I guess some #distro has to be the one that pushes the most into #newesttechnology, even if sometimes it may not be in ready state, or its acceptable only for some subset of its users. Even when its not fun, it is part of all #communityprojects, when eventually someone will rise issues that their niche usecase is no longer supported, or the newly added feature sucks for majority of users, or the improvement that took focus of all developers wont be used by anything as other things have yet to addapt to it.
