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> I welcome feedback. |
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And how about KSPP and other similar projects, that tries to continue the idea |
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of community-friendly development based on latest release available to wide |
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public (or, maybe some other, that was grown in parallel with PaX)? |
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I personally very dislike Brad's behaviour. |
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Not only closing the source from public. |
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Not only blackmail to ban from updates for customers that will public the |
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patches. |
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But also his trolling against KSPP: |
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Firstly he cried they steal his work (yup, steal. OpenSource. Lol). |
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Then he stated that he wants that KSPP stated *both* that their work is based |
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on Grsec *and* that they have no connection with grsecurity at the *same |
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time*. |
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So, it looks like he does not really care about Linux Security. He only cares |
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about his business. |
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Which is against my vision of opensource community principles. |
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So, since that time I have no non-offensive words to describe him anymore. |
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So, I previously decided to take latest available hardened-sources patchset |
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and maintain it (mostly, fix for new kernel releases) locally for my needs, |
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until Gentoo Hardened will migrate to KSPP, or KSPP will merge all of the work |
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into "vanilla" Linux. |
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But since I read this notice, I'm very sad about the destiny of Gentoo |
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Hardened. It was the best solution for production servers, imho. But news like |
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that makes people think that it (Hardened Gentoo) starts pre-death agonia. And |
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that's very and very sad :'( |
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