@thibaultmol @kernellogger @tuxedocomputers " this license allows them to prevent from someone else" - this is exactly something they should not do. We all know open-source compliance releases have poor quality and we do not have problems with that. That's life. But what they did is:
1. Release poor quality code.
2. Restrict community rights by improving it and bringing upstream.
That's a big no-go, big NAK for Tuxedo. Interesting twist, how one can release something open-source but not in open-source spirit.