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Originally Posted by range View Post
That still doesn't enable you to use RH Enterprise, because you won't get any updates if you have no subscription.
Whether software updates are free or not is not related to the definition of open source. If Debian stops functioning tomorrow that does not suddenly make your Debian GNU/Linux distribution proprietary. Same for if they'd ask money for software updates.

In fact, it is entirely OK to ask money for open source or free software.

Like I said, RHEL is completely open source (OK, maybe something like Nvidia driver). An OS which is 100% open source but comes with trademarked artwork is still 100% open source. If RHEL wouldn't defend their trademarks they'd lose them.
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