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It's worth noting that the FSF consider that supporting microcode updates makes software "un-free". This is a great example of what an inordinately stupid and h
by rodgerd 3y ago
It's worth noting that the FSF consider that supporting microcode updates makes software "un-free". This is a great example of what an inordinately stupid and harmful position that is.
- boomboomsubban 3y agoThe FSF would have no issues with this if the microcode was free software. I don't necessarily agree with the FSF position on microcode, but they aren't against the idea of updating microcode.