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Normally the "Write a kernel and come back when you've won" is a bullshit argument, but the GNU Hurd kind of predates Linux, and would be an acceptable candidat
by angersock 13y ago
Normally the "Write a kernel and come back when you've won" is a bullshit argument, but the GNU Hurd kind of predates Linux, and would be an acceptable candidate to that argument...and has lost.
- Xylakant 13y ago> Normally the "Write a kernel and come back when you've won" is a bullshit argument Actually, I don't think it's a bullshit argument in cases where the fundamentals are here: Somebody calls a vote on the license of code that was largely written by the the other person. That other person is totally entitled to say "Hey, go, vote on the license of your piece of code and not on mine."