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[Raphael Cohn <raphael.cohn@stormmq.com>]

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Yes, I very much accept that. Email isn't the best way for me of
communicating a lot of thought in a few words!

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On 3 December 2013 20:03, Laurent Bercot <ska-dietlibc@skarnet.org> wrote:

>
>  Everything I've seen so far, including the GNU toolchain, autoconf, m4,
>> make, libtool (uggh) and its ilk has only confirmed my prejudices
>>  - too much ego and high theory, not enough real-world pragmatism.
>> Indeed, most of it seems to be more about copying what was already done
>> without really understanding why it was done the way it was, rather than
>> innovating...
>>
>
>  You have to remember that GNU started as, and remained, a political
> project, not a
> technical project. The point of GNU was to rewrite patent-encumbered Unix
> as free
> software: the point was not to innovate or produce quality code. You
> should view
> GNU as a proof-of-concept project, which it really started as;
> unfortunately, a lot
> of today's applications are still relying on a proof-of-concept
> implementation.
>
>  Grats on making the switch, and welcome to the world of real,
> technically-focused
> implementations. ;)
>
> --
>  Laurent
>
>

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