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It matters to Theo, due to policies created for specific objectives. It does not matter to many other people.
by steveklabnik 4y ago
It matters to Theo, due to policies created for specific objectives. It does not matter to many other people.
- jeffparsons 4y agoI guess at the end of the day this is all that really matters. If there are specific goals that Theo has around this, then there's no point in me second-guessing whether those are "reasonable"; it's a matter of values and preferences and whatever. Whereas if this conversation was about something with broader stewardship, like _Linux_, I'd be saying this is silly, you shouldn't be compromising other things just so you can build your RPi kernel on an RPi.