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You have to release the whole system under the SSPL. So there could be a reading where you can't use Linux, you can't use systemd, you can't use glibc, etc.
by bonzini 2y ago
You have to release the whole system under the SSPL. So there could be a reading where you can't use Linux, you can't use systemd, you can't use glibc, etc.
- ksec 2y ago>So there could be a reading where you can't use Linux, you can't use systemd, you can't use glibc, etc. Thank You. That makes a lot more sense why certain people dont like SSPL.