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Russia Mulls Forking Linux in Response to Developer Exclusions

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Russia Mulls Forking Linux in Response to Developer Exclusions

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Linux@lemmy.ml · 2 months ago

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Russia plans to establish an independent Linux development community after the removal of Russian contributors from Linux kernel development.

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its quality will not be lower than usa linux, as they will pull latest development but not push back (to the linux list)

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