JustMarkov

It was expected. This is how "free" development becomes a victim of not at all free dogmas. It is also how already fragmented Linux development becomes even more fragmented.

That's true, but how much hard-forks do you know?

I mean, if Linus had given a more professional commentary, this whole drama definitely wouldn't be so loud, but we have what we have.

needs your help

I'm not gonna help proprietary software, the developers of which are trying to flip the definition of open-source.

It's ridiculous how some see nothing wrong with delisting maintainers and are genuinely happy about such discrimination.

It's different, don't you see? Those were peaceful bombings! /s

And hypocrisy is even worse.

a country that has an ongoing effort to compromise infosec.

Any confirmation, that these specific maintainers were compromising something?

This is all very sad.

Oh, since it's on topic, can you fellow lemmings recommend some music for me?

Probably. The Baikal project is interesting enough to me in terms of its architecture and it's frustrating to see the maintainers of its drivers being delisted simply because of their nationality.

I was expecting an adequate response, but this... I'll just say I'm very disappointed.