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While I agree with you, GNU/FSF is only one player. Userspace isn't as important and is frankly replaceable in Enterprise. I've worked a few gigs, and shipped

While I agree with you, GNU/FSF is only one player. Userspace isn't as important and is frankly replaceable in Enterprise. I've worked a few gigs, and shipped some products, where we didn't use any GNU software at all. Additionally, userspace isn't where a lot of the development needs to happen. We don't need new features or performance tuning of existing tools. We usually just write new ones.

ymse 8y ago
> I've worked a few gigs, and shipped some products, where we didn't use any GNU software at all. That's very impressive (assuming you were developing for Linux). I guess no one used Emacs, or GDB, and you were cross-compiling (using Clang and LLD) from Windows or macOS?