Honestly you’d have to fork an entire distro because at this point shameless AI development is taking place from the bottom to the top. Debian, KDE, kernel, etc.
A fork would need lots of initiative from existing kernel developers. Distro people are more of userspace integrators, less system programmers. I think distros will experiment with rebasing against different kernels, maybe a revival of Debian GNU/kFreeBSD or something. At the end of the day though, it’s up to laptop and phone manufacturers whether to put money into developing hardware support on top of those.
then distros need to start rejecting any linus contributed code and fork the kernel.
Honestly you’d have to fork an entire distro because at this point shameless AI development is taking place from the bottom to the top. Debian, KDE, kernel, etc.
Just what the Linux community needs, more fragmentation
Open source when someone forks something for a reason that aligns with my worldview: “The beauty of open source! Anyone can fix a problem!”
Open source when someone forks something for a reason that doesn’t align with my worldview:
I genuinely can’t tell if this is sarcasm or not and that makes me uneasy.
A fork would need lots of initiative from existing kernel developers. Distro people are more of userspace integrators, less system programmers. I think distros will experiment with rebasing against different kernels, maybe a revival of Debian GNU/kFreeBSD or something. At the end of the day though, it’s up to laptop and phone manufacturers whether to put money into developing hardware support on top of those.