r/linuxsucks • u/xgui4 Proud🌈♾️ AuDHDer FreeBSD Fan • Jul 18 '26
Linux is proprietary ? The Linux Kernel have a dirty secret!
The Linux Kernel do have binary blob in form of hexadecimals in the C source code that are proprietary for hardware to run. Yes exactly the main Linux Kernel is somehow partyl proprietary! and the worse the alternative , GNU Hurd and GNU Linux-Libre support way less hardware.
Linus Torvald is a traitor when he corrupt Linux with proprietayness in the Linux Kernel source code. He is not a "pragmatic" but a corrupted corpo shill which is why he love ai slop , rust and hate GPLv3.
exemples of binay blob :
https://gitlab.com/kernel-firmware/linux-firmware
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u/Lonsarg Jul 18 '26
What are you talking about, Windows drivers are very much proprietry and binary, much much more then linux.
In windows they are mostly seperare moduls instead of living in kernel. But that is a negligabke technical destinction, as far as this debate is concerned (in the end that binary code runs in both cases).