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<stikonas>well, there is also a lot of custom software that is neither free nor proprietary. Just some internal code that organization uses inside <Hagfish>i think that still counts as proprietary. it's copyrighted by default, which makes it the company's property (and under standard contractual arrangements) <Hagfish>i guess it's not "commercial" in the sense that it is not being sold <stikonas>in the sense that all users (company itself) have freedom to run/modify/use it <Hagfish>"Proprietary software is another name for nonfree software." hmm, i think that's a questionable definition <Hagfish>proprietary just means that it has an owner, and that owner maintains their rights over it <stikonas>but that's how people started using that term <stikonas>and owner has rights over it too (although chooses to let others have some rights and obligations too) <Hagfish>"Created or manufactured exclusively by the owner of intellectual property rights, as with a patent or trade secret. " <Hagfish>i guess it's the word "exclusive" that matters there <Hagfish>(and i know the FSF would hate that definition, because it contains the misnomer "intellectual property") <stikonas>fossy: I checked, live-bootstrap should now be mostly reproducible in the future (no more manpage issues) <stikonas>though I found some pregenerated manpages that we should delete <stikonas>or to be more precise POSIX module in perl-5.6.2 <fossy>yes, there's >1 2038 problem i have found, pretty sure older musl also breaks at 2038 <stikonas>fossy: musl might break but the build continues <stikonas>possibly miniperl crashes when building POSIX module <stikonas>I was running qemu with '-rtc', 'base=2039-11-11T11:11:00,clock=vm', <stikonas>possibly should rebuild bash-2.05 with musl to debug <stikonas>I think bash-2.05 only needs autoconf-2.52 <oriansj>stikonas: thank god we have plenty of time to address that bug <oriansj>although it isn't surprising that the 2038bug will be showing up in weird places <stikonas>well, most of the time it's harmless in bootstrapping <stikonas>I think plenty of software is happily building even with wrong date of 1901 <muurkha>Hagfish: oh! I thought there was a better Pokemon AI than that