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by cyphar 19 days ago
1. Nobody, not even the Googles or NSAs of the world do that. No single entity has the expertise nor resources necessary to maintain a fork for every open source project they use -- forking and maintaining Linux alone takes teams of people. And no, going full psychosis mode with LLMs is not going to save you.

2. This project is AGPLv3.

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Forking and maintaining Linux does not take teams of people. I've been at it for > 10 years and maintained support for my 15 or so various SBCs/mobile devices, writing drivers, debugging, cleaning things up. It's a weekend project every 3 months + whatever you want to put in for development.

And there are others doing it for projects like Armbian, openwrt, etc.

> going full psychosis mode with LLMs is not going to save you

People in AI psychosis don't know that.

Except Amazon (Linux, Elastic, RDS..)