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Yeah GNU hasn't really been involved for a long time. It's Mozilla/Linux in reality. Not to mention the totally GNU-free distributions, like Alpine.
by inigyou 3mo ago
Yeah GNU hasn't really been involved for a long time. It's Mozilla/Linux in reality. Not to mention the totally GNU-free distributions, like Alpine.
- ColdStream 3mo agoThe efforts people will go to in order to avoid GPL3. Makes you wonder why?
- inigyou 3mo agoBecause large corporations want to take without giving.
- ColdStream 3mo agoYep, look at Apples 12 year journey of rebuilding everything that was moved up to GPL3.
- kristopolous 3mo agoIf you read the historical archives, Gnu was kinda late in the game with Linux. They were distributing the Joliets 386-BSD and NetBSD and had some drama with trying to do Linux. Debian is a historical spinoff of this. I gave a conference talk about this about 4 years ago. There may be slight errors in my recollection
- yjftsjthsd-h 3mo agoWhere would someone read more about that history? Sounds up my alley:)