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Ubuntu is swapping its time sync tool for a Rust-based version - OMG! Ubuntu
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The latest version of NTP is 15 years old, and implementations are expected to be compliant. There is no risk of embrace/extend/extinguish from licensing here.
Open standards are better than copy-left licenses, IMO.
The money influences the standards and look at which licences the big pockets are pushing. Sometimes I can't stand the naivety.