If you really wanted them to give back, you could have just used the GPL. π π
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$250β$499... Good thing there are 4 and a Β½ months to donate more since they made the backbone of their systems.
I'm sure they will. /s
From 2020. Not much better, really.
Apple offers to match donations from employees so this is a case of an employee making a small donation and Apple matching it rather than Apple explicitly choosing to make a tiny donation itself.
While that's a great answer, it's still extremely disappointing... A million is a rounding error for Apple.
sure, but a $1m over how many causes? iβd assume they donβt really even use freebsd, considering macos was based in openbsd? so iβd suggest that an employee match is pretty decent
Note, this is $5-$24. Apple could have donated a whopping $5.