Ubuntu Pro, the expanded security maintenance and compliance subscription, is now offered in public beta for data centres and workstations. Canonical will provide a free tier for personal and small-scale commercial use in line with the company’s community commitment and mission to make open source more easily consumable by everyone. “Sinc […]

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Canonical will provide a free tier for personal and small-scale commercial use in line with the company’s community commitment and mission to make open source more easily consumable. The standard Ubuntu Pro subscription covers the full set of security updates for all packages in Ubuntu.

Canonical launches free personal Ubuntu Pro subscriptions for up to five machines

Long-term stability for infrastructure and applications

Free trial available for new and existing customers

<p>this is not a good smell. I understand Canonical needs to create profit to survive. But profesional and personal licenses should be treated diferently.
For now this sounds as pay for security :( .</p>
