GNU-Darwin: Three Years of Free Software Activism
JigSaw writes "The GNU-Darwin Distribution is a free BSD operating system and a popular source of free software for Mac OS X and Darwin-x86 users, but it is also a platform for digital activism. Founder Michael L. Love wrote an editorial speaking about the roots, goals, problems and just about everything about GNU-Darwin. Free Software is at the core of GNU-Darwin and also anything political that has an impact on digital and even rights. Is this the first truly politically oriented BSD OS?" Nope.
That was a troll folks, and full of lies too. Mod down please. (hello trollaxor)
Now, to quote myself:This "article" is merely another case of proclus wasting time advocating instead of coding.
GNU-Darwin is totally irrelevant. If it disappeared tomorrow, no-one would notice. Mac users don't want it, and Free Software advocates don't want Macs.
This junk was rejected as crap elsewhere. It's just that OSNews are happy to run with any crap.
http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=03/08/06/172
We are developing actively for the ppc platform, including OS 10.3. You should know these things, of all people, so I can only conclude that you are deliberately spreading lies about the Distro. Ahh well, it appears that the good news is drowning out your factitious message.
Regards,
proclus
http://www.gnu-darwin.org/
I can just picture this guy, Stallman, and the eight other GNU-Darwing users sitting around some place resembling a Cambodian re-education camp espousing the evils of proprietary software, singing Kumbaya, and trying to convince people if all software was GPL the world would be utopia.
Maybe if these people would code more and stop talking politics less Hurd would actually get done.
As someone else mentioned, Stallman has said that he would like to see proprietary software illegal. Smells like communism to me. Good thing that nobody takes him seriously.