3 Oct
2003
3 Oct
'03
11:36 a.m.
Quoting Stephen Smoogen smoogen@lanl.gov:
The only legal reading I have heard of it (not from RH) was that the GPL only really covers that a binary given will be given source code.
Or the "source code is made available" in some manner.
It doesnt say that a person cant put addition restrictions on the binary.. only that it cant put restrictions on the distribution of the source code.
Correct. But it doesn't guarantee you won't be charged for it either. But once you _do_ get it, there is no restrictions on it.
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