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You're exactly right. However, not all programs running on Linux are FOSS. And while you may not care about broken closed-source programs, you can't really say
by phendrenad2 5y ago
You're exactly right. However, not all programs running on Linux are FOSS. And while you may not care about broken closed-source programs, you can't really say "we don't care" because you don't speak for the entire FOSS community, and I think if you look at it again, you'll find that the FOSS community DOES care (in actions not so much in words) about corporate sponsorship, especially for the Linux kernel.
- mst 5y agoI wonder if such hackery could be enabled via ebpf such that distro vendors could make an active choice to do that via default configuration rather than needing to get it into mainline. (I am ... ambivalent, let us say ... about whether I -approve- of people doing so in any given case, but I definitely believe in them having the option)