Must. stop. reading. about. HarveyOS.
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Mray: Collectively, it's GPLv2; the original P9 source was under
the Lucent Public License, which is Mostly Free, but Lucent
relicensed everything as GPLv2 in 2014.
Confusingly, the GitHub repo still comes with the LPL attached, though.
Confusingly, the GitHub repo still comes with the LPL attached, though.
That license on Github indeed confused me. So it isn't an advancement on Linux in that regard.
I'm not clear how it could be an "advancement on Linux." What does
that mean?
I'm sorry. What I meant to say is that it does not promote an OS or kernel with anything "better" or "newer" than GPLv2 in terms of user freedom.
Being a non-native speaker and being sloppy quickly results in strange sentences I guess.