On 2025-03-08 17:45, Jorge E. Restrepo wrote:
It's time to promote all FOSS products as stateless belonging to the global community.
Along those lines, can I point out that:
* The People's Republic of China;
* The Democratic Republic of Korea;
* The Russian Federation;
have government funded forks of major FLOSS software, which are, in
theory, to be used by every organisation, and everybody in the country.
Half a dozen western countries have forks of major FLOSS software, to be
used by military and government agencies and personnel.
All countries gave the same rational for their fork: National Security.
jonathon
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