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"Designing an operating system specifically for the sake of using closed code in the system is not good news for openness, no matter how you put it." It is des
by hutzlibu 5y ago
"Designing an operating system specifically for the sake of using closed code in the system is not good news for openness, no matter how you put it."
It is designed specifically, to give the manufactures the freedom to choose how they write and release their driver.
That can be open source, or closed. But it is not designed for proprietary. So I rather see it as designed for openness.
It can not be the job of a OS maker, to force change the way, the industry treats intellectual property.
This is a way bigger problem to solve, for the whole society.
Till then, I want the maximum on openness, I can realistically get, while still getting work done.
Fuchsia might help with that.