Linux: Russia. Russians are banned. What does RU think? AnonymousCountry code: us, country type: geoip, valid: 1 No.25574
Russians were banned from linux development some time ago. Free code from Russians is not welcomed.
Additionally Hackers are not permitted to contribute to linux anymore, essentially. It is fully a commercially developed project. Linus doesn't even do any work on it really, according to his statements.
So It went from
100pct hackers + russians
Then at some point to 90pct hackers+ intel USB3 driver from (?Sarah Sharp).
To
50pct commercial programmers/ 50 percent hackers.
To
90 percent commercial programmers including alot from microsoft, to 10 percent hackers.
To Code of Conduct, Russians BANNED, the last of the hacker code removed (russian code in the form of the first journaling file system for linux, which what working when it was deleted)
100 percent commercial code, Zero percent hackers, and hackers dissed as shit programmers. Russians dissed too.
What happened?
Also since NO hackers are allowed in Linux Kernel anymore: why can't anyone actually fork it? What's the hold up.
Linux is going Intel-only with rust : there isn't a way forward for any other architecture without a fork.
Linux lost Pax/Grsecurity/Gradm years ago.
Is there just mass censorship and no one can get together to fork it? What happened to the hacker community?
In the past there would have been a fork right when we lost PaX. To continue it on.
What the hell happened?
It's like it'a captured and no one can do shit.
Then people come in "THEN FORK IT YOURSELF"
Then when actual hackers try to fork something: anyone mentioning it is banned on all the forums. (ex: xlibre or anyone anti-systemd back when the CoC was put in every single opensource project)
6.11 was the last russian included linux kernel
What do Russians, mysoginists, and hackers think of being banned from opensource development worldwide?