

I don’t think you can restrict the usage geographically under LGPL. Oh course it’s unlikely to be enforced, but it’s license violation nonetheless.


Ain’t nobody cares about you sir. The issue in software distributor ie distro maintainer


License violation
And yes, it’s delicious.
No it’s not. Atrocious. Source: was forced fed this abomination in PA one time.


I’m somewhat computer literate. Used Linux for close to 15 years, but I’m a user, not a wizard level or ricer. Currently running OpenSuse tw on my laptop. So last month I did your normal distribution upgrade and everything broke. I honestly don’t know how computer illiterate people would deal with that. Turned out new kernel broke my system for unknown reasons and I had to switch to stable kernel instead. It wasn’t easy for me even with forum help. For some people it would be impossible.
Although I agree with the sentiment, I would NEVER expect anybody to entertain my kids. I would just pack them up and gone home. My kids are my burden to bear.


OpenSuse does all of this or almost all of this.
So kind of off topic. Like 15 years ago emacs vs vim split in engineering was like 50-50. Now I see more like like 90-10 with vim winning. What happened? I always assumed they are equivalent more or less.
Pretty much the whole semiconductor engineering industry is using it. We’ll actually tcsh but csh