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en:philosophy:rust_trademark [2024/01/14 23:05]
throgh [But including Perl and / or Python, while both having also a strong trademark?] 		en:philosophy:rust_trademark [2024/03/20 00:22]
throgh [Big Picture]
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 The list can be enhanced for sure and clear to say that Rust is not only some sideload toolchain. As the buzzword "memory safety" is being in usage more and more projects get on this. Yes, the rewrite of GNU coreutils is not the main project. But who says exactly that this won't be the near future? As all the other points in this article were long before described, not solved and just accepted. It is a bad and foul compromise, endangering freedom of choice, user freedom for sure and also the freedom for system-distributions and operating-systems like Hyperbola. The list can be enhanced for sure and clear to say that Rust is not only some sideload toolchain. As the buzzword "memory safety" is being in usage more and more projects get on this. Yes, the rewrite of GNU coreutils is not the main project. But who says exactly that this won't be the near future? As all the other points in this article were long before described, not solved and just accepted. It is a bad and foul compromise, endangering freedom of choice, user freedom for sure and also the freedom for system-distributions and operating-systems like Hyperbola.
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 +It should be also mentioned that the **Rust Foundation** has a comparable [[https://foundation.rust-lang.org/members/|members-list ]] like the [[https://www.linuxfoundation.org/about/members|Linux Foundation]]. Speaking about a "community" is therefore not fitting in any way as those members are just companies and corporations. Neither Rust nor Linux are real [[en:philosophy:community_software|community-oriented software]] and the FSF has failed to fork the kernel as GNU/Linux-libre for a long time now. That's the point for Hyperbola to become independent in a whole.
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   * **Rebranding** the entire language to avoid the trademark restriction. Such as [[https://www.gnu.org/software/gnuzilla/|IceCat]] was made to replace Firefox and [[https://wiki.hyperbola.info/iceweasel-uxp|Iceweasel-UXP]] to replace Basilisk; however it is a programming language, not a browser. **A rebranded version of Rust   * **Rebranding** the entire language to avoid the trademark restriction. Such as [[https://www.gnu.org/software/gnuzilla/|IceCat]] was made to replace Firefox and [[https://wiki.hyperbola.info/iceweasel-uxp|Iceweasel-UXP]] to replace Basilisk; however it is a programming language, not a browser. **A rebranded version of Rust
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-All trademarks are subject to "nominative use rules" that allow use of the trademark to name the  +Use of the word "Python" when redistributing the Python programming language as part of a freely  
-trademarked entity in a way that is minimal and does not imply a sponsorship relationship with the  +distributed application -- Allowed. If the standard version of the Python programming language is  
-trademark holder.  +modified, this should be clearly indicated. For commercial distributions, contact the PSF for permission if  
- +your use is not covered by the nominative use rules described in the section "Uses that Never Require  
-As such, stating accurately that software is written in the Python programming language, that it is  +Approval" above.
-compatible with the Python programming language, or that it contains the Python programming language,  +
-is always allowed. In those cases, you may use the word "Python" or the unaltered logos to indicate this, +
-without our prior approval. This is true both for non-commercial and commercial uses. +
- +
-This clause overrides other clauses of this policy. However, if you have any doubts about your intended  +
-use of the trademarks, please contact the PSF Trademarks Committee.+
  
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