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Re: article on GPLv3, Linux kernel, and Devices Rigged to Malfunction: msg#00025org.fsf.europe.discussion
Am Montag, dem 23. Okt 2006 schrieb Ben Finney: > > OpenBSD seem to have been measurably more successful in opening up > > wireless drivers than Linux, and their license doesn't even require > > copyleft. > > This is true. You are probably right that the effectiveness of free > software copyright holders in getting free driver information from > vendors is more to do with personal attributes than kernel copyright > license. I think it's also a good idea to establish a kind of public pressure. A website, which tries to do that is http://www.vendorwatch.org/ I think, it was set up by the OpenBSD people, but I'm not sure. It is a Wiki, so everybody can help with it. -- AKFoerster |
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