On Thu, 2007-02-01 at 22:36 +0000, Alan wrote:
I thought when RHEL started there was a matter of some its binaries not being distributable because they were proprietary.
The RHEL package includes some bundled applications from other vendors that are proprietary (Java interpreters, media players that kind of thing), separate to the OS itself. They are not required as part of the system.
Alan
Well if these bundled applications are what you get when you buy RHEL than I would say the distribution is in some sense closed. Whether they are required for the system to run seems irrelevant. They are part of RHEL. Or am I not understanding what you are saying?