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  • tarceri
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    Originally posted by mpppp View Post
    My idea of freedom is not needing projects I don't agree with to be dead.
    My other idea of freedom is that if you start with an ideal of how software should be, and spend time writing a compiler to accomplish that, you can release that compiler with any license terms you wish. Valid for GCC, Clang, whatever.
    Well put.

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  • tarceri
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    Originally posted by brad0 View Post
    No one claimed it was the one and only reason but if you actually believe what you are saying you are deluded big time.
    You managed to contradict yourself in a single sentence bravo

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  • brosis
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    Originally posted by BeardedGNUFreak View Post
    Is that really the best you 15 year old Slashdot kiddies can do?

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  • brad0
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    Originally posted by tarceri View Post
    the license has very little to do with this.
    No one claimed it was the one and only reason but if you actually believe what you are saying you are deluded big time.

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  • mpppp
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    Originally posted by BeardedGNUFreak View Post
    The death of GCC is a major milestone for the Open Source world to rid itself of viral licenses like the GPL and standardize on Free and Open licenses like BSD.
    My idea of freedom is not needing projects I don't agree with to be dead.
    My other idea of freedom is that if you start with an ideal of how software should be, and spend time writing a compiler to accomplish that, you can release that compiler with any license terms you wish. Valid for GCC, Clang, whatever.

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  • DanL
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    Originally posted by BeardedGNUFreak View Post
    Is that really the best you 15 year old Slashdot kiddies can do?
    Looking through your (relatively short) post history shows nothing but trolling...

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  • tarceri
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    Originally posted by BeardedGNUFreak View Post
    Is that really the best you 15 year old Slashdot kiddies can do?

    Why thank you I didn't realise I still looked so young.

    No the best I can do is actually contribute to projects rather than just bash them like youself.

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  • BeardedGNUFreak
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    Originally posted by tarceri View Post
    Why is it people like you have to have everything the way that fits your world view? Whats wrong with having both licences?

    You call stallman a wackjob, yet your presenting a view that is just as uncompromising. Kettle black?
    Is that really the best you 15 year old Slashdot kiddies can do?

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  • tarceri
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    Originally posted by BeardedGNUFreak View Post
    http://lwn.net/Articles/582268/



    When the wackjob of a cult leader of your nutty ideology is this much of a loon it shouldn't surprise anyone but the 15 year Slashdot kiddies who make up the bulk his supporters that any projects saddled with that sickening worldview is going to be garbage like GCC and the rest of the GNU projects.

    The death of GCC is a major milestone for the Open Source world to rid itself of viral licenses like the GPL and standardize on Free and Open licenses like BSD.
    Why is it people like you have to have everything the way that fits your world view? Whats wrong with having both licences? And projects providing healthy competition? Without stallman and gcc everyone would still be paying for compilers.

    You call stallman a wackjob, yet your presenting a view that is just as uncompromising. Kettle black?

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  • BeardedGNUFreak
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    http://lwn.net/Articles/582268/

    "If GCC is modular, it makes it much easier to write plugins that are not, in law, derivative works. And again, for Free Software folks, that is highly undesirable."
    When the wackjob of a cult leader of your nutty ideology is this much of a loon it shouldn't surprise anyone but the 15 year Slashdot kiddies who make up the bulk his supporters that any projects saddled with that sickening worldview is going to be garbage like GCC and the rest of the GNU projects.

    The death of GCC is a major milestone for the Open Source world to rid itself of viral licenses like the GPL and standardize on Free and Open licenses like BSD.

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