The APIs are part of the Linux Kernel, so you'd be forcing the Kernel to completely change their development policy of internal breakages being allowed. That's a no-go.
Wat? Producer guy is where it's at!
Hallo Vegan, ich bin Vater
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Can you... can you literally not read?
But if you can't read, how did you read the quoted part?
Please explain how you simultaneously can and cannot read.
Stop, drop, and roll in 4 dimensions
Businesses are obviously very different - but this is a very short-sighted view of plants and animals. It's only their time because we've massively changed ecosystems in very short timespans, and their extinctions will often further affect their respective ecosystems and other species negatively, leading to further extinctions.
The only times when this many species went extinct was when literally most species went extinct. It's naive to think this won't include billions of human deaths.
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Sprich für dich selbst, Feigling
No, since I keep a bottle of water next to my bed. Who doesn't do the same?!
But alas, he's destined to never receive it.
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There's really no way to do this without making the whole driver source-available, as there's no way to update it to a new Kernel without full source access. That'd be great, but the manufacturers will fight tooth-and-nail against that, especially since the drivers can contain trade secrets.