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No, that looks like some kind of cryptocurrency nonsense. It's not clear that they even have a working product, let alone one which would be appropriate for the
by duskwuff 5y ago
No, that looks like some kind of cryptocurrency nonsense. It's not clear that they even have a working product, let alone one which would be appropriate for the Linux kernel. (The discussion of a "decentralized" development model seems particularly strange, and completely at odds with how kernel development works.)
- viraptor 5y agoHold your crypto bashing for a moment. Basic Radicle features do not rely on the blockchain at all. The ethereum extras are only for things like for name reservation and organisation management. (And for project development funding) The product itself exists and is usable in a very basic form for a while now. (You can download it from https://radicle.xyz https://radicle.xyz) It's not complete though and definitely not ready for the kernel's use case at the moment.