For me, it reads like this "With the best intentions, we were helping you. Unfortunately, you are too stupid to not realise this. We are sorry that we hurt your feelings, but please let us continue in helping you."
When you get such an apology, best thing is to avoid such people. Because it's clear they do not understand where they went wrong.
They should have either apologized with "we made a very big mistake that had a negative impact, it did more harm than good". Or they should have argued with real evidence on how they improve the Linux kernel, like refer to real exploits that they fixed.
This is just a "we're sorry that you don't realize we are helping you"
For me, it reads like this "With the best intentions, we were helping you. Unfortunately, you are too stupid to not realise this. We are sorry that we hurt your feelings, but please let us continue in helping you."
When you get such an apology, best thing is to avoid such people. Because it's clear they do not understand where they went wrong.
They should have either apologized with "we made a very big mistake that had a negative impact, it did more harm than good". Or they should have argued with real evidence on how they improve the Linux kernel, like refer to real exploits that they fixed.
This is just a "we're sorry that you don't realize we are helping you"