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by desdiv
3574 days ago
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Yes, it could prove helpful to the GPL community, but it might prove harmful to the kernel community. For all intents and purposes, the Linux kernel is permanently stuck in GPLv2. If a disastrous court case somehow weakens GPLv2 and a new and improved GPLv4 which fixes that weakness comes out, the kernel will be stuck with the now weakened GPLv2. |
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