Comment by charcircuit
2 months ago
The same can be said about the Linux codebase. Tomorrow Linus could private his branch and stop supporting public releases. If AOSP goes closed source then people can fork it and continue to maintain it.
2 months ago
The same can be said about the Linux codebase. Tomorrow Linus could private his branch and stop supporting public releases. If AOSP goes closed source then people can fork it and continue to maintain it.
Linus is not known for decisions hostile to the users. Google is.
The Linux kernel cannot be relicensed. Linus does not hold copyright to most code.
Linux doesn’t really rely on Linus for coding anymore…
It does on Intel, AMD and a bunch of other huge corps though
Which is not the same as one single, hostile corp.
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