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This is a great Conway's-law-busting approach. Just because the driver creator is a different human/org to the Kernel maintainers, doesn't mean their code need
by quickthrower2 3y ago
This is a great Conway's-law-busting approach.
Just because the driver creator is a different human/org to the Kernel maintainers, doesn't mean their code needs to be separate if it makes more practical sense to bundle it all together.
Also the "proof of work" of being allowed to add your driver is probably that you are designing and producing actual hardware, so it is hard to troll.
- rcxdude 3y agoIt just produces Conway's law in the other direction (which is smart). Now anyone wanting to use Linux effectively needs to integrate with its development process, which is large part of why it is successful as a project. (However, GNU attempted similar with their lack of an extension interface for GCC and that arguably blew up in their face with LLVM, so it's far from a guaranteed success)