A bit sensational on the headline (as they do), the criticism in this case is pretty tame, imo. I think it's a testament to the success and longevity of the Li

A bit sensational on the headline (as they do), the criticism in this case is pretty tame, imo. I think it's a testament to the success and longevity of the Linux kernel that people truly striving for objectivity and separation from monetary interest can look at the Intels and Amazons of the world and say "no, you fix your thing, do not try to force a work-around on everyone else."