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And what if I’m a crazy person and want to fork the Linux kernel as I’m legally allowed to do?
by Yossarrian22 4mo ago
And what if I’m a crazy person and want to fork the Linux kernel as I’m legally allowed to do?
- cogman10 4mo agoNot just allowed to do, encouraged to do as part of legitimate development.
- NiloCK 4mo ago> If package X is of sufficient public interest (user count, nature/sensitivity of user data, downstream distribution, etc), then the public interest + cryptographic credentials should permit access to best-available security auditing. Your private fork doesn't meet the conditions described.