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Possible routes to kernel on GPLv3Possible routes to kernel on GPLv3Posted Jan 26, 2007 19:16 UTC (Fri) by sbergman27 (guest, #10767)In reply to: Possible routes to kernel on GPLv3 by coriordan Parent article: GPL 3: An Open-Source Earthquake? (CRN)
"""gplv3.fsf.org is asking for your input."""
While I recognize the importance of keeping up appearances, it would be nicer if anyone there were actually listening.
GPLv3 is Richard's baby and no one else's. Never forget that.
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Possible routes to kernel on GPLv3 Posted Jan 30, 2007 7:37 UTC (Tue) by drag (subscriber, #31333) [Link] ""GPLv3 is Richard's baby and no one else's. Never forget that.""
Oh, bullshit.
I mean seriously, how can you say stuff like that? The GPLv3 is probably the most debated, most reviewed, most discussed software license in history. (while still in draft, were changes can actually happen) There are thousands of people, hundreds of orginizations, intellectual property owners from all around word have given input and had questions answered (some in more general ways then others). Everything rom small Free software groups to multi-billion dollar corporations.
If you don't like it, thats fine. But at least have a realistic view on it and the amount of people that think it's pretty good stuff.
Samba, for example, have already stated that they are moving to it. Sun Microsystems seem to like it pretty well also.
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