Egregoros

@phnt @Suiseiseki rm license.txt is not, unfortunately, a legally recognized action. in the eyes of the state -- which can and will make your life hell, up to and includong tormenting your loved ones -- software licenses matter and you can be in violation of them. if you somehow manage to patch linux such that it can be built with `busybox ls linux/src/* | busybox sort -n | busybox xargs busybox cat | tcc -I/usr/include/musl -L/usr/lib/musl` (which would be cauchy as an engineering project even if the kernel itself sucked as a result) you would still need to release it under the gnu general public license version 2.0-only or be prepared to recieve a very not-rm-able summons.