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Were there the changes since 2014? Anybody knows?

• ksherlock 10y ago
  > JavaScriptCore, bash, bc, emacs, efax, gnudiff, gnuserv, gnutar, groff, gpatch, keymgr, libstdcxx, man, nano, screen, texinfo, and uucp. as of 10.12 (opensource.apple.com not yet updated): gnutar replaced by bsd tar keymgr gone? efex gone? (gnu) make is also included
  • sfblah 10y ago
    I'm just glad they still include uucp.
    • acqq 10y ago
      Forgive me for not knowing, what is UUCP used for in OS X, and what is your use case?
      • jlgaddis 10y ago
        I think that was sarcasm.
      • guitarbill 10y ago
        that was probably sarcasm. almost nobody uses uucp so it's an obvious candidate to purge...
  • saurik 10y ago
    JavaScriptCore seems to have been almost entirely relicensed under APSL; there are at most just two or three files still under GPL (involving date parsing), and in many configurations those are no longer compiled.
    • bdash 10y ago
      JavaScriptCore code is either LGPL or BSD licensed, depending on whether it derives from the original KJS source base or is new code written by Apple. There's no APSL code in JavaScriptCore last I checked.
    • ksec 10y ago
      Where do you see that, as far as I can tell JSC is still LGPL.
• lloeki 10y ago
  Basically things didn't move much. If it were really such a purge they'd be following the author's advice, as well as switching to zsh as the default shell on new accounts/machines before dropping bash in a couple of years.
  • protomyth 10y ago
    They used tcsh before bash for the default shell.