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Did it? People actually involved in the Linux community seemed fine. It was just internet people shouting "the sky is falling!"
What I read about was Kernel contributors having some friction with the CoC. That got blown up by the press a bit, but it wasn't only the press.
I really wonder what's going to happen to Linux once Linus is gone. I think we've seen now that just a week after he took a break the community started falling apart rapidly.
I really wonder what's going to happen to Linux once Linus is gone. I think we've seen now that just a week after he took a break the community started falling apart rapidly.
Kernel fragments into a dizzying array of forks, TrueLinux, RealKernel, Linux Core, LinuxPlus and DogeKernel fight for supremacy on obscure making lists and github issue trackers. The public remains largely unaware. Huge PR battles over which logo to use erupt, somebody sneaks backdoors into the majority of the kernels. Somebody else backdoors the backdoors. Pretty soon over half the code base consists of backdoors a…
carlmr, you issued a nice writing prompt.
I really wonder what's going to happen to Linux once Linus is gone. I think we've seen now that just a week after he took a break the community started falling apart rapidly.
I really wonder what's going to happen to Linux once Linus is gone. I think we've seen now that just a week after he took a break the community started falling apart rapidly.
Hopefully natural selection will bring us a profile similar to Linus that will take over the job.
I really wonder what's going to happen to Linux once Linus is gone. I think we've seen now that just a week after he took a break the community started falling apart rapidly.
I am now waiting for a post from Linus entitled: "Behaviour therapists are just bullshitters" ;)
Linus debugged his own communication routines after users complained.