Comment by bfrog
4 hours ago
This should be the sort of red flag to take note of. There’s an LLVM fork for every esoteric architecture now and this sort of thinking will lead to never being able to run your own software on your own hardware again. A reversion to the dark ages of computing.
> There’s an LLVM fork for every esoteric architecture now
Can you provide examples of these? I'm aware of temporary forks for things like Xtensa, but these typically get merged back upstream.
Great, an MIT license to accelerate planned obsolescence and hardware junk. Truly a brilliant move
Linux magically solves this problem how? GPL isn't magic. It doesn't compel contributing upstream. And half of modern driver stacks live in userspace anyways.
> And half of modern driver stacks live in userspace anyways ??? I haven't touched hardware whose driver lives in userspace since 2017 and it was a DMX512 controller of a shitty brand
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Seriously.
To the author: kudos for the interesting project, but please strongly consider a copyleft license moving forward.