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"Google can now use the “clean” Bionic headers to create a non-GPL’d fork of the Linux kernel, one that can be extended under proprietary license term
by oconnore 16y ago
"Google can now use the “clean” Bionic headers to
create a non-GPL’d fork of the Linux kernel,
one that can be extended under proprietary license terms."
No, Google can only write non-GPL'd programs on top of the existing kernel. The kernel itself is GPL'd, regardless of whether the "clean" headers count or not.