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> To take another more obvious example; imagine OpenBSD was, well, not open. Yet they didn't support Bluetooth. (they don't). If they didn't outwardly support
by dmurray 2y ago
> To take another more obvious example; imagine OpenBSD was, well, not open. Yet they didn't support Bluetooth. (they don't).
If they didn't outwardly support Bluetooth, but a group of the OpenBSD devs had a side project to support it, and also that side project was deployed on a billion devices around the world and makes those devs millions of dollars every week...then yes, people would definitely accuse them of having motivations that were less than pure.
- plagiarist 2y agoI also disagree with their analogy. Like a truer comparison would be if this hypothetical "NonopenBSD" had a fully-functional Bluetooth stack but only with paid partner organizations.