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It’s not the possibility that’s important, it’s the practicality. I can “fork” windows. I just can’t do anything with it without paying Microsoft. And I can a
by prepend 3y ago
It’s not the possibility that’s important, it’s the practicality.
I can “fork” windows. I just can’t do anything with it without paying Microsoft.
And I can also spend effort to write up a detailed report to Microsoft or to a SAMS project. But I won’t, because I don’t like doing free labor for corporations.
- gavinhoward 3y agoBut you can fork SAMS and do something wuth it without paying the authors. You just have to keep the fork free of money. The only way you would care about that is because you do want money in the fork. Then you become a dealer. As an end user? No difference.