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this post was submitted on 13 Jun 2024
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Which kernel was that? Manjaro recommends using LTS kernels.
M1 Mac kernel from upstream. They didn't bother to tell anyone and just pulled from master.
Yeah you can do that, it's in the license. You don't have to "tell someone", you just have to publish the source.
Can is not the same as should