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As the article explained, this is no longer an OSS project, so that part of your point is invalid. As for the first one, that's just whataboutism. Sure, we nee
by quasarj 5y ago
As the article explained, this is no longer an OSS project, so that part of your point is invalid.
As for the first one, that's just whataboutism. Sure, we need to stand up to that too. But that changes nothing here.
- cuillevel3 5y agoWho cares about Eric Stallman's OSI? They don't get to decide what free software is.