linux-kernel - Re: Richard Stallman: Why “GNU’S Not Linux” and Why We Should “Say LiGNUx” / Stopping abusive behaviour.

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Message-ID: <52CC7082.9010405@ovekarlsen.com>
Date:	Tue, 07 Jan 2014 22:24:18 +0100
From:	Ove Karlsen <mail@...karlsen.com>
To:	Richard Dunn <richard.dunn.144@...il.com>,
	Liam Lindholm <liam.oskar.lindholm@...il.com>
CC:	LKML <linux-kernel@...r.kernel.org>
Subject: Re: Richard Stallman: Why “GNU’S Not Linux” and Why We Should “Say LiGNUx” / Stopping abusive behaviour.

And.. actually in commercial constructs one is also abused, but atleast 
one gets money. In open-source, or particulary Stallman idolaters, one 
is only abused.

No limiter-awards, where technical excellence is recognized, because 
"the algorithm does this and that, and this is optimal". None of that.

Just - NOT GPL? WE ARE GONNA ABUSE YOU DOOD.

This is as I am trying to explain common for idolatry, and not GPL ofcourse.

Open-source seemed very interesting at one point. Atleast small plugins 
like mine, are nice to have as open-source. But already only after a few 
years, and gone through stages, and understood so many things many 
people are talking about, and the complains about linux-circle behaviour.

It has ofcourse nothing to do with being free. ;)

Hey, I don´t care. If God does not want, that is fine. I can drop it.

Peace Be With You!
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