> No, it simply means that the FSF will go skipping merrily down the
> same path as the OSF did with X11. Eventually they'll reach the
> brick wall, and then they'll have to hurry back to the start of the
> path to catch up to the people who are continuing to work on the
> more free version of the code.
We'll see :-))
>>That man is starting to worry me. If he forces certain critical libraries
>>such as glibc into the GPL instead of the current LGPL, it spells deep
>>trouble for all.
> Glibc critical? Ha! libc4.8 or fight!
So you admit that glibc is critical :-)) (Hint: libc4.8 is just hacked version
of glibc1 :-))
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