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Bulgaria seems to have it: https://thepolicy.us/bulgaria-got-a-law-requiring-open-source-98bf626cf70a https://thepolicy.us/bulgaria-got-a-law-requiring-open-so

• pc86 6y ago
  When's the last time Bulgaria developed spy satellite or fighter jet software?
  • Avamander 6y ago
    Whataboutism. There's a lot of non-militaristic software that could be FOSS.
    • pc86 6y ago
      That's a fair argument but it's definitely not "whataboutism" by any definition.
      • jhardy54 6y ago
        I mean, it's 'whaboutism' by some definitions, it's just that those definitions aren't the ones that the rest of the world uses. :~)
  • jasonjayr 6y ago
    The spy satellite or fighter jet software doesn't have to be on Github, but it also doesn't have to be locked up in the vaults @ Boeing or Northrup Grumman, and only accessed or improved at a huge fee by a rent-seeking corporation, who will discharge developers who are experts, and for another obnoxious fee only offer to retrain them, if they happen to still have access to the source code that might have been lost in that fire years ago.