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Linux 5.8 Formally Adds The Inclusive Terminology Guidelines
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I think kernel people are not going far enough.
Instead of just changing words, they should banish "master / slave" (or its 2020 politically correct inclusive wording) architecture entirely from the kernel.
No kernel subsystem should control another, no matter how you call it. All subsystems should be created equal and cooperate on free will with no one subsystem dictating what another should do. This is unacceptable in 2020.Last edited by bobbie424242; 11 July 2020, 10:23 AM.
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Originally posted by bobbie424242 View PostI think kernel people are not going far enough.
Instead of just changing words, they should banish "master / slave" (or its 2020 politically correct inclusive wording) architecture entirely from the kernel.
No kernel subsystem should control another, no matter how you call it. All subsystems should be created equal and cooperate on free will with no one subsystem dictating what another should do. This is unacceptable in 2020.
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Originally posted by skeevy420 View PostWhat a great popcorn thread. Not even page 2 and I feel like we have more fucks than a porno.
Also, gotta love a post being upset about using inclusive terms while using words like bullcrap and turds to be polite. Aren't people like y'all supposed to be against euphemisms and coddling? Why aren't you saying bullshit and shit? What kind of mental gymnastics do you have to do to coddle bullshit while allowing master and slave to be A1 OK?
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Originally posted by eydee View Post
Actually, software corporations keep away from publicly doing politics. This is a purely open source thing.
Windows has a lot of shit, but it has no politics. At this point Windows is arguably superior.
edit: Just to imagine, these are the people that call other people "snowflakes", because a few terms on changed.
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