Question about sharing fedoera.iso

[AHSAN RAZA]

1.I want to know if a person download fedora. can he share the iso file to
other friends or it is count as copyright violation?

2.Can me wake more than one copies of fedora dvd to send to friends or
family?

[Jakob Gillich]

On 2013-08-08 19:41, AHSAN RAZA wrote:
>  1.I want to know if a person download fedora. can he share the iso
>  file to other friends or it is count as copyright violation?
>   
>  2.Can me wake more than one copies of fedora dvd to send to friends or
>  family? 
Both is fine. You can do almost everything with Fedora, even sell it.

Fedora itself requires you to remove the trademark and most software 
requires you to release the source code in case you *make changes* to 
the distribution and distribute the result. Aside from that, there are 
very few restrictions.

See https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Legal:Licenses?rd=Legal/Licenses

[Kévin Raymond]

Le jeudi 08 août 2013 à 22:41:32 (+0500), AHSAN RAZA a écrit : 
>  1.I want to know if a person download fedora. can he share the iso
> file to
>  other friends or it is count as copyright violation?
>   
>  2.Can me wake more than one copies of fedora dvd to send to friends or family? 
Hi,

Fedora is completly Free as in Freedom (and price). You can download it,
copy it, use it, share it, how many times you wish.
Copyright (in the Freedom world we speak about Licensing, the way to give
back credits to the original author) does not matter as long as you don't
modify the original download.

More at
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Distribution#How_to_Redistribute_Fedora


There is even more at the following link, but you don't appear to need it.
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Legal:Trademark_guidelines?rd=Legal/Tradem...

-- 
Kévin Raymond
(Shaiton)

[Christopher Meng]

I have a question:

Should we care about Export Regulations?

Thanks.

[Kévin Raymond]

Le mardi 13 août 2013 à 09:05:35 (+0800), Christopher Meng a écrit : 
>  I have a question:
>  
>  Should we care about Export Regulations? 
Why wouldn't you? As a Fedora Project contributor, you might know our
export regulations: http://fedoraproject.org/get-fedora#Export_Regulations


-- 
Kévin Raymond
(Shaiton)