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Either that or the code you developed for the Linux kernel is so special no one else wants it and you can't get it merged. I've seen this happen with Linux ker
by AndyMcConachie 7y ago
Either that or the code you developed for the Linux kernel is so special no one else wants it and you can't get it merged.
I've seen this happen with Linux kernel stuff as well as other OSS projects.
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