Red Hat's annual summit held last week was a smörgåsbord of events that illustrate what the company styles as its philosophy of openness. In the rush to publicise this trait, the company forgot that it is aiding the NSA, the biggest spy outfit in the world, to snoop on others.
Mark Shuttleworth has denied that his company, Canonical, which is known in FOSS circles for its Ubuntu GNU/Linux distribution, has any Open Core products or any plan to accept it as a strategy.
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