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Good to hear that they apologized.
Good to hear that they apologized.
They also planned to have release ready every six months. It's wasn't called Mac OS 9 at first, they used code names like Sonata.
Look at it from the bright side, at least it wasn't called Windows One.
Well, there was a Mac OS 9. They just happened to stay at 10.
Maybe this would be possible if the vendor offered a restore image for download.
Is there a reason why these programs can only be "disabled," not "removed?"
Then don't and build your own telco.
Will Ubuntu Touch for Phones include spyware, like the shopping lens that they ship with the desktop version of Ubuntu?
Indeed, I just pointed it out as an easy to understand example.
By convention patches are released under the same license as the version it applies to. I'm sure the GNU Bash maintainer is willing to clarify this to Apple if asked.
There are users using it, and it is documented.
But it is part of the ports collection, which is managed by the FreeBSD project and that a lot of FreeBSD users use.
The GNU project shipped officicial patches for all GNU Bash versions going back to 3.0, and I've seen other people patch versions going back to 2.0.
What are you talking about? It is completely factual and a valid point. Apple currently bundles 3.2.51, which is licensed under GPLv2. The patched version of bash is the new 4.3.25, which is licensed using GPLv3. Including it would change the license they are using, which I imagine takes some consideration.
Here are patches for Bash 3.2:
https://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/bash/b...
https://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/bash/b...
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