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After a two week survey period, Phoronix has published the results from their inaugural Linux Laptop Survey. There were 30,171 responses and while there may be some additional follow-up articles in the days/weeks ahead, the initial review has been published. One goal of the survey was to gather feedback about the current state of GNU/Linux hardware compatibility. Overall the situation is better than it was even a few years ago, but there are still many problems here and there. The situation is summed up in two pages, complete with diagrams, over at Phoronix.
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2017 Phoronix Linux Laptop Survey Results
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poverty, n.:
An unfortunate state that persists as long
as anyone lacks anything he would like to have.
(Score: 0, Funny) by Anonymous Coward on Sunday July 09 2017, @09:52AM
>It's not programmers you have to convince but lawyers and judges.
Yea, great comeback: other lawyers and a judge would ___surely___ be fooled by GRSecurity's codicil.
GPLv2 says no additional terms (to agreement between GRSecurity and further distributees)
GRSecurity creates codicil or side-bar agreement thus adding additional terms (to agreement between GRSecurity and further distributees).
Programmers such as you snarkily say "hehehe you'd have to convince a lawyer or a Judge".
Just stating the facts would be enough, without even an argument.
But hey, programmer, you know far more about the law than lawyers and such right?