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I really don't think this is an argument that will convince Stallman. As stated, there have been forks of GCC (as well as Emacs) before. It's not as terrible a
by krig 12y ago
I really don't think this is an argument that will convince Stallman. As stated, there have been forks of GCC (as well as Emacs) before. It's not as terrible a threat as it might seem.
- _ak 12y agoegcs was big enough of a threat that it became the official gcc codebase.
- gillianseed 12y agoegcs was free software working exactly as it should, you don't like the current direction, fork it, and thanks to it being copyleft the fork is entirely open and can later be merged back or as in this case, become the new official project.