Musim nesouhlasit. Nemusim argumentovat ja, muzeme si precist primo Linuse:
- I _want_ people to expect that interfaces change. I _want_ people to know that binary-only modules cannot be used from release to release. I want people to be really really REALLY aware of the fact that when they use a binary-only module, they tie their hands.
Note that the second point [vyse uvedeny] is mainly psychological, but it's by far the most important one.
http://www.uwsg.iu.edu/hypermail/linux/kernel/9902.1/0012.html
Takze _je_ to politicke rozhodnuti. Samozrejme nektere zmeny musi byt provedeny, ale clovek by si pokazde mel rict "je to opravdu nutne?" a ne "no nic, tohle smaznu a at se s tim hosi s ne-jadernymi ovladaci (klidne open-source) poperou po svem".
Uvedomte si proboha, ze tohle zasahuje daleko vice open-source ovladace, ktere nejsou v jadre, nez firmy s binarnimi ovladaci. Vite kolik lidi, co vyrabi ruzne drivery pro USB kamery, exoticky HW, atd. musi pri kazdem releasu jadra venovat svuj volny cas do patchu jenom proto, ze se neco zmenilo? A argument "at si to dostanou do jadra" take neobstoji, protoze tam neco dostat je beh na hodne dlouho trat (viz nektere filesystemy, atd.)
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Dell zjednoduší správu ovladačů v Linuxu
