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Thanks, but it did't help ... :) Suppose a person is writing software that works on linux as part of dayjob/hobby/large project/tutorial or something. And, wa

by 112233 4y ago

Thanks, but it did't help ... :) Suppose a person is writing software that works on linux as part of dayjob/hobby/large project/tutorial or something. And, wanting to use some eBPF produced by clang, that person comes to this "license" member in the manpage. What to do? Call lawyer? Call police? Call reddit? [edit, a ramble]: next logical step after putting license in API is putting Code of Conduct in api. Half expecting vegan-only syscalls any time soon.

jmillikin 4y ago
> And, wanting to use some eBPF produced by clang, that person comes > to this "license" member in the manpage. What to do? Call lawyer? > Call police? Call reddit? They could try reading, which is effective in this situation given that the quoted portion of the manpage is a concise and easily-understood description of the rules.