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> They can't force the kernel to accept proprietary extensions. They don't need to. They just need to offer a "better" Linux (kernel and/or distro) that also r
by quesera 6y ago
> They can't force the kernel to accept proprietary extensions.
They don't need to. They just need to offer a "better" Linux (kernel and/or distro) that also runs Excel, and is backed by a global Fortune 10 corporation.
It's Linux, it's legal, it's E₂ and brings E₃ within reach if they choose that path.