Comment Comment by mindcrash No, because this thing, darwin-xnu AKA the OSX/iOS microkernel, was already opensourced through https://opensource.apple.com/ for both iOS and OSX (to be precise, the source tarballs can be found here: https://opensource.apple.com/tarballs/xnu/)What is new however is that Apple is now seemingly actively using GitHub to publish their opensource contributions. parent mindcrash 9 years ago
What is new however is that Apple is now seemingly actively using GitHub to publish their opensource contributions.