Sidero Labs confirms Talos Linux remains open source after Yardi acquisition
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What happened
Francis, President of Sidero Labs, confirmed that Talos Linux remains free and open source following the acquisition by Yardi. The company also stated that pricing for commercial products, including Talos Enterprise Linux and Omni, remains unchanged. Additionally, the Omni Hobby tier is now free for up to 10 nodes and two users.
From intelligencer.ca
Why it matters
The commitment to keeping Talos Linux open source and maintaining stable pricing impacts the commercial viability of the software. This policy affects how businesses plan for cloud infrastructure adoption and licensing costs.
From intelligencer.ca
Who's involved
- FrancisPresident of Sidero Labs
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