> On the contrary. Linus can enforce his vision against majority of other senior developers because here is inherent costs friction in forking Linux I challeng

> On the contrary. Linus can enforce his vision against majority of other senior developers because here is inherent costs friction in forking Linux I challenge you to find an example where he did that. > It would require large number of misguided decisions for any serious fork to emerge. In the case of GCC, this wasn't true at all. All it took was being too conservative, and not including contributions fast enough.