When RHEL was introduced, Red Hat Linux ended up getting merged into the Fedora Linux project. While 10 years ago Red Hat Linux was a platform that generated millions in revenues for the company, today Red Hat makes nothing from Fedora.
In response to a question from InternetNews.com, about whether Red Hat will change the model to make money from Fedora as they once did from Red Hat Linux, Cormier was dismissive.
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