People making those comments don't realize that much of the desktop Linux stack is MIT/BSD licensed anyway. It's also not like those "permissive licenses bad" people would delete all such licensed software from their system because the result would be unusable.
the far right has been gaining recently all over Europe
The farmers who vote and promote them want to get rid of taxes on fuel for their tractors. They still want to sell their crops to European countries. European economies are more overtly connected between mainland European countries than the UK has been.
If the UK applies to rejoin, this time no Thatcher UK Rebate or any other special exceptions. UK leeches were a thorn in our side for way too long. This time you better pay what you actually owe. And say bye-bye to your stupid currency. Euro adoption or nothing.
How much energy do geothermal plants produce in Europe lmao
How is that related to your statement "feeding warm water into the river is a grave danger while regulations for other types of thermoelectric plants are much more relaxed"?
Not at all? You're trying to move goalposts because your argument was insane? Good.
Sure but that attitude doesn't help game developers looking to make a living selling console games. Godot with its licensing, helped by Unity messing up big time, is about to become the entry level game engine... The engine universities and self-taught game developers will likely use it as learning tool. Godot got a big influx of donations even though it's under a permissive license. Small indies don't care to modify the core engine anyway. Most GZDoom games on Steam are living proof of that. Game logic in separate scripts isn't covered by the interpreter's license anyway.
Does absolutely everyone have to consent to having the license changed?
Very minor changes (like fixing typos in comments) aren't copyrightable, so these changes don't require approval. When LibreOffice was relicensed, IIRC they they had some cutoff regarding lines of code.