Signed but we still need more.
Signed but it's going slowly. So what happens when we get to 1000 signatures? Is that what we need just to get a response from them?
On another note, how can they legally restrict a open source operating system?
If you look at all the big players in the Linux world the only thing they have ever been able to charge for is their own proprietary documentation, it's only since smart phones and tablets that they can now suddenly restrict access.
I would think even if they say put a license agreement on their flavor of Linux OS, and on their own proprietary hardware, and said you can only use this if you agree to this license agreement that we made, that their license wouldn't mean a damn thing if it violates the underlying license that the base product is designed on.
I'm pulling up the Linux license now to look through it, it's been a long time since I've read it over but I don't think what any of these companies are doing is legal!