Most "notable" people are to be found in any witch hunt and cancellation effort, starting from the NodeJs pronoun witch hunt of a non-native speaker.
It is always the same developers who sign these defamatory pamphlets. In a project I know, they are less than 5% of all core developers. Two of them have never contributed more than 10 doc fixes.
If dang allowed us to name names, they could be pointed out here. But he does not.
The other category is people who got rich off GNU/Linux, have known Stallman for three decades, knew his personality and his gaffes and now throw him under the bus.
I think it is fair to name company leaders, since they are definitely public figures. I saw Dirk Hohndel of SuSE on the anti-Stallman list.
It was one of my most disillusioning moments of my life. I'm reminded yet again how the world works.
It is always the same developers who sign these defamatory pamphlets. In a project I know, they are less than 5% of all core developers. Two of them have never contributed more than 10 doc fixes.
If dang allowed us to name names, they could be pointed out here. But he does not.
The other category is people who got rich off GNU/Linux, have known Stallman for three decades, knew his personality and his gaffes and now throw him under the bus.
I think it is fair to name company leaders, since they are definitely public figures. I saw Dirk Hohndel of SuSE on the anti-Stallman list.
It was one of my most disillusioning moments of my life. I'm reminded yet again how the world works.