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Bully: Canonical's stance also means that startups who create a business on an Ubuntu derivative (e.g. Elementary.io) may not be able to raise money, or they'll
by tajen 10y ago
Bully: Canonical's stance also means that startups who create a business on an Ubuntu derivative (e.g. Elementary.io) may not be able to raise money, or they'll have to raise money at a discount, because of the huge risk of litigation and the risk of the results completely voiding their business.
That Canonical hasn't done it yet doesn't mean they're not sabotaging an sector.
- onli 10y agoThat would only be true if those derivatives had not received a written approval by canonical. I believe elementary did, as did many others. That's my point: In practice it seems to be a non-issue.