Re: Linux in a binary world... a doomsday scenario

Andrea Arcangeli wrote (ao):
> Let's not forget they make money selling the hardware, the binary only
> driver is free.

The driver is not free. You paid for it when you bought the card. The
driver is just as free as the tires on the car you just bought.

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