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Other than not getting paid, what would be the difference in working for Canonical instead of Microsoft or Novell?

Only with this idea in the back of your mind could it be logical to think, “well, now that Novell is doing questionable things, we’ll just invite OpenSuse devs to come over to us – us being the coolest distro at the moment.”

The Option to Purchase may be exercised without pre-payment penalty at any time prior to the ninth anniversary of the effective date of the agreement which would be April 5, 2025 by remitting $5,000,000. In order to maintain the Option to Purchase the Company must make expenditures for work on the property as follows:

Nvidia and ATI believe that the method by which they are making drivers available is within the scope of the GPL and I and many others happen to agree. They are not “contravening” the GPL license they are trying to legally interoperate with it.

So that would be approximately $450.00 US right? It sounds to me like Walmart specials are all that’s available in Canada.

The recently revealed XL Fender seeks to put Crud firmly back on the mud-protection map. With a soft nose, which Crud claims stops the guard clogging. Completely. These are bold claims, but Danny Hart’s the poster boy for the new guard so it can’t be all that bad.

So the way you see it, contributing programs for the benefit of a private company like Canonical is more “pure” than programmers writing programs for a publicly traded company like Microsoft or Novell or IBM?

“Player welfare is a very open statement and can mean so many things. For example, the players who left have given reasons and examples of player welfare that the players who stayed, management, and county board think are not player welfare issues but management-player issues.”

Linux developers may be for FOSS, but hardware must still be purchased. Hardware vendors need money to make a living, do R&D, produce new products and market them.

But if a distributor links the driver with the kernel and ships it, it’s illegal, period. They don’t have the right to do it.

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In truth, Microsoft has done what is right by all it’s standards. It is obligated in the same way as Novell to make the most bucks for as little bang as possible. They just happen to have made a lot and done things you don’t like.