If such a thing were created, to replace the Linux kernel (which
seemingly never defends it's copyrights and thus appears to be
effectively BSD: killing enthusiasm for contributions from non-industry
programmers)
Would the FSF actually defend it's copyrights? If now why should anyone
contribute? If derivative works can be taken proprietary (no
redistribution) (like grsecurity has done with both the linux kernel AND
gcc) what's the draw for anyone to contribute?
On 2020-06-23 12:39, Jean Louis wrote:
* Richard Stallman <r...@gnu.org> [2020-06-23 07:01]:
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