>>81 nta. People say the bsd license is a cuck license because it let's people take your code and not give any contributions back, while the gpl requires they make any modifications public. I'm both cases they can use the software however they want, the only difference is if they're required to open source any changes they make to it.
>>79 bsd's ecosystem and idioms aren't constantly changing, as >>40 points out. the documentation is far superior to linux's, especially openbsd, the quality of their manpages will make you cum. compiling and installing software is usually easier, as you don't have the issue of a billion distro fragmentation, and ports/packages are better maintained.
nta. People say the bsd license is a cuck license because it let's people take your code and not give any contributions back, while the gpl requires they make any modifications public. I'm both cases they can use the software however they want, the only difference is if they're required to open source any changes they make to it.
>>79
bsd's ecosystem and idioms aren't constantly changing, as >>40 points out. the documentation is far superior to linux's, especially openbsd, the quality of their manpages will make you cum. compiling and installing software is usually easier, as you don't have the issue of a billion distro fragmentation, and ports/packages are better maintained.