Staffan
That is wrong, the CDDL was modelled after the MPL. It also inherited the MPL's GPL incompatibility. Even those parts that the Debian folks didn't like about the CDDL were 1:1 taken from the MPL (which exposed quite some hypocrisy in Debian but I digress).
And to be more precise, it is not the CDDL which prevents Solaris code from entering the Linux kernel. It is the GPL which prevents it.
That is wrong, the CDDL was modelled after the MPL. It also inherited the MPL's GPL incompatibility. Even those parts that the Debian folks didn't like about the CDDL were 1:1 taken from the MPL (which exposed quite some hypocrisy in Debian but I digress).
And to be more precise, it is not the CDDL which prevents Solaris code from entering the Linux kernel. It is the GPL which prevents it.
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