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 Posted by
sengan
on Sunday August 23, @05:02PM
from the does-not-seem-to-get-the-point dept.
Freshmeat is carrying an
editorial
by Ian Nandhra of NC-Labs, one of the
founders of the LSA (=XYZ). He chides slashdot readers but does
not address their main concern: the notion that the LSA will
own IP, and that the definition of LSA standards is not
truely open to all
(LSA can refuse to renew a membership), as is traditional in Linux. He does not
seem to realise
that many readers agree that a standard is necessary to
maintain the diversity of Linux distributions -- but neither
at the price of diversity nor at the price of abandonning
open methods.
As the
LSA's own collection of trophies shows, we're being
watched. Please no flames.
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Posted by
sengan
on Sunday August 23, @05:02PM
LSA on Freshmeat
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