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Libreboot lead developer masks FSF Employee's disendorsement as "typofix"
ELI5: Leah Rowe made this commit to the Libreboot website earlier today with the comment "typofix". In fact, it was more than a typo-fix as it shows that the FSF employee either no longer or never did give permission for the opposition against the FSF.
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Richard Stallman and GNU refused to let libreboot go, despite stating its intention to leave
Leah Rowe is still libreboot's maintainer, and the GNU project has zero right to keep libreboot under its umbrella. If the maintainer of a GNU project steps down without intending for that project to leave GNU, then fine. But if a maintainer stays on as that projects maintainer while stating the projects intention to leave GNU, then GNU should honour that request.
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GDB Continues Improving, libstdc++ Is Doing Well On C++17 & More
At the GNU Tools Cauldron earlier this month in the UK there was a presentation on forthcoming improvements to the GNU Tools, presented by Nick Clifton as part of the Red Hat Tools Team.
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