tedks

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   by tedks 14y ago

   The FSF hasn't had developers for GNU projects on staff in decades, if I remember correctly. They aren't letting it languish, they're actively trying to give it exposure and find new hackers for it -- that's the point of it being a high pri
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   by tedks 14y ago

   The FSF's stance on this has been very clear, to me at least, since I first read the gnu.org essays when I was maybe 15 years old. This is the most relevant section I can quote: > Using the ordinary GPL is not advantageous for every lib
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   by tedks 14y ago

   I highly recommend reading over some of the Nix papers -- what the author is doing is totally divergent from nearly every other package manager in a way that's either insane or brilliant (I don't personally know enough to judge). I saw his