All this behaviour comes from this very dangerous idea that the code we write belongs to us... When actually, it does not & should not in most cases.
Acknowledging someone else's work should always be sufficient without any other consideration.
Copyrights were originally set up in order to promote art & creation in general but certainly not to get rich... Nobody was supposed to own a piece of music or a text. Copyrights were supposed to give a creator the means to continue creating, that is it. No more no less.
It seems obvious to me that this original concept has been completely abused, leading to the situation we have today.
Linux has been a beautiful reaction to this madness but has been paying dearly for it in kind.
Isn't it why AAA games are not released for Linux? Such games have been running on a FreeBSD platform in the ps3/ps4 for years but strangely enough never reach the Linux stage...
Acknowledging someone else's work should always be sufficient without any other consideration.
Copyrights were originally set up in order to promote art & creation in general but certainly not to get rich... Nobody was supposed to own a piece of music or a text. Copyrights were supposed to give a creator the means to continue creating, that is it. No more no less.
It seems obvious to me that this original concept has been completely abused, leading to the situation we have today.
Linux has been a beautiful reaction to this madness but has been paying dearly for it in kind.
Isn't it why AAA games are not released for Linux? Such games have been running on a FreeBSD platform in the ps3/ps4 for years but strangely enough never reach the Linux stage...
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