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It wouldn't need to be open source. They would make closed-source distro with custom kernel modules and packages. Just like MacOS.
by hatch_q 5y ago
It wouldn't need to be open source. They would make closed-source distro with custom kernel modules and packages.
Just like MacOS.
- TonyTrapp 5y agoDarwin is BSD-licensed (it's a FreeBSD derivative after all), that's a huge difference to the copyleft GPL license of the Linux kernel. See e.g. the VMware vs Linux story for the implications of that.
- yjftsjthsd-h 5y agoMacOS isn't Linux-based.