> Op 17 feb. 2015, om 15:34 heeft Luc Verhaegen <[email protected]> het volgende > geschreven: > > On Tue, Feb 17, 2015 at 02:21:28PM +0100, David Lanzendörfer wrote: >> Hi >>> It makes business sense to be open and I think it is healthy to align >>> with the FSF goals because it's also good for business. >>> The field of SoC manufacturers gets somewhat saturated, >>> and those that will get open first, will probably capture the market. >> I'm totally about free and open source software, I'm just not about Stallman >> and the FSF dictatorship about the definition of what exactly is free and >> what >> unfree. (see the public argument between him and me which was on youtube a >> while ago) >> Rest assured Allwinner is highly interested into mainlining as much of the >> drivers as possible since they think as well that mainlining the drivers >> will >> spare a lot of additional development efforts in the future. >> Also our goal is to move more towards being a community friendly >> manufacturer >> so we build an open sourced platform of which everyone can reuse design for >> his own projects. >> >> Hopefully that doesn't sound too assholish from me, but I had a lot of >> trouble >> with some of the people (Stallman and Luke) already which were mentioned in >> the last few emails... > > That's amazing. It's like these last three years just melted away now. > > Oh wait. > > I do not know what grass you smoke or what fun events happened when you > visited allwinner, but all i see you do now is grandstanding about how > things will be soo great in future. All you do is talk, talk, talk, and > i see no actions. > > And now you even are going down the route of eroding away at Allwinners > legal requirements, especially those which cost time and money to fix, > two things Allwinner clearly still is not willing to invest. On top > of that, you have started to badmouth people who have actually done > stuff in their lifetimes. What gives you that right? And what's next on > this path? > > Why don't you just shut up, completely, until you actually have > something worth talking about. Say, after you produced code and/or > datasheets.
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