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> If you don't see how removing legal, organizational, and technical obstacles to controlled devices helps this modern policy, I cannot help you. As spijdar ob
by chalst 5y ago
> If you don't see how removing legal, organizational, and technical obstacles to controlled devices helps this modern policy, I cannot help you.
As spijdar observes, with FreeBSD the legal and technical obstacles were removed long ago. I find the claims of doom to be so overworked in your post that I am not clear as to what organisational obstacles you are talking about: can you calm down and express this point more clearly?
- afiori 5y agoThe argument would apply in the same way FreeBSD if google tried to move android to FreeBSD. The point is not that a kernel with such license exist, but rather that a major platform is moving from a GPL kernel to a non-GPL kernel. This will surely harm linux phones in the future. Whether it is the end of the world is something I do not know, but it is not a net positive for software and hardware freedom on mobile devices.
- fsflover 5y ago> with FreeBSD the legal and technical obstacles were removed long ago One obstacle is still there: it has too low market share.