The GNU project was started in 1983 and in 2025 you can finally use a pure GNU operating system. Not that you’d want to but that is some serious perseverance.
The GNU project was started in 1983 and in 2025 you can finally use a pure GNU operating system. Not that you’d want to but that is some serious perseverance.
Fun fact, there isnt even an “MIT license”, look:
https://spdx.org/licenses
Next level gaslighting. “Is the MIT license in the room with us right now?”
I took this in the spirit that there isn’t a single MIT license, so you’re correct, but more gooder would’ve been to mention the specific variant that was in use by the project
I mean that there is MIT and MIT-0 is already odd
testregex is an absolutely wild suffix
https://spdx.org/licenses/MIT.html ?
There are many variants. Also APL2.0 is just as permissive but protects against patent trolling
Did you even read the page you linked? It took less than 10 seconds to scroll down to the 'M’s.
Yes.