The vagueness is not intentional, it's vague only because at the time it was written we hadn't decided on a particular source. For Rocky Linux, RHEL cloud instances are currently the primary source.
Not every RHEL binary is GPL licensed, but all the packages we distribute have an open source license permitting such redistribution. There are a few left out, for example some Red Hat proprietary artwork, tools, etc.
I often get a bit of a feel of the Monty Python "Nudge Nudge Wink Wink" sketch from talking with folks who think we're doing something legally dubious.
Not every RHEL binary is GPL licensed, but all the packages we distribute have an open source license permitting such redistribution. There are a few left out, for example some Red Hat proprietary artwork, tools, etc.
I often get a bit of a feel of the Monty Python "Nudge Nudge Wink Wink" sketch from talking with folks who think we're doing something legally dubious.