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I really don't see how your example would be an infringement to this.
It's no coincidence my question does not get answered, because the statement simply is not true. It's always this way with Matthew's posts regarding Canonical. If he'd leave out the FUD element, I would at least respect it.
Furthermore, bundling the ZFS module with the linux kernel (that started all this) was debated by the openzfs folks a long time ago, and is part of their FAQ. Several companies have build a commercial offering around it. Now that Canonical includes it, it becomes an item.
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Date: 2016-02-20 03:03 pm (UTC)I really don't see how your example would be an infringement to this.
It's no coincidence my question does not get answered, because the statement simply is not true. It's always this way with Matthew's posts regarding Canonical. If he'd leave out the FUD element, I would at least respect it.
Furthermore, bundling the ZFS module with the linux kernel (that started all this) was debated by the openzfs folks a long time ago, and is part of their FAQ. Several companies have build a commercial offering around it. Now that Canonical includes it, it becomes an item.
It's just personal, as usual.