> There is no "Broadcom-modified kernel". There's a fork with changes needed to support all Pi hardware

That's literally the same thing

Right. I read it as "modified by Broadcom". Just wanted to point out, that this isn't inherently a bad thing if done right.

	▲	rekoil 7 months ago \| parent [-]
		I get where you're coming from, didn't mean to make it sound like that but I do see it the same way zokier seems to. End game for me is booting a vanilla kernel compiled entirely from open source code and having access to all the boards hardware.