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That doesn't matter to anyone other than GPL fans in practical terms if Debian and Ubuntu do their thing right.
by kev009 11y ago
That doesn't matter to anyone other than GPL fans in practical terms if Debian and Ubuntu do their thing right.
- unixhero 11y agoThe GPL aside. Being accepted in the kernel would mean the immense rate how development which happens there.
- kev009 11y agoAgain, that's from rosy GPL glasses. At worst, ZoL would be forever one or two kernel releases behind (and is basically reality now), which means very little to production users running LTS distros.