and in any case *if* it did happen (prevention of closed source drivers) which I *very* much doubt, there would be 100s of hacks out to get round it...
All said and done the full source is available for the kernel so what your saying is simply just not a problem
Installing accelerated X drivers on Linux now is so trival that most peoples grans probably do have accelerated X drivers already installed
the whole idea of autopackage is that it will pull in whatever packages are needed for your software to run
I have run Linux apps created with Bmax on a number of different distros on a number of different peoples machines in all cases they ran fine without the need for extra packages to be installed...
All said and done the full source is available for the kernel so what your saying is simply just not a problem
Installing accelerated X drivers on Linux now is so trival that most peoples grans probably do have accelerated X drivers already installed
the whole idea of autopackage is that it will pull in whatever packages are needed for your software to run
I have run Linux apps created with Bmax on a number of different distros on a number of different peoples machines in all cases they ran fine without the need for extra packages to be installed...