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Asahi Linux Founder Leaves The Project

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Asahi Linux Founder Leaves The Project

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Following the recent Rust for Linux drama I had expected Hector Martin to at least take a bit of a break but it seems as if it's going a bit further than that and he's going to actually leave the p...

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He only previously left the kernel though, right? He didn’t imply that he would be leaving Asahi, unless I missed something.

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