On 01/25/2010 02:46 PM, Gerardo Exequiel Pozzi wrote:
Hello,

My question is: this is relevant in Arch Linux? I guess that in general there are no strong rules about license issues under Arch Linux.

I remember well, that some time ago, I asked some things about some packages readline (GPL) and BSD license. One comment, if I remember correctly, is that strictly speaking there would be problems between OpenSSL and software that makes use of it. Finally the conclusion was something like: "Why discuss this? Everything is free software!".

So: Why is the opposition? Why comply with details in this particular case and in all other not? All is free software at all!

PS: If there's one thing I love about Arch Linux is that it does not care about this great parody/paradox about licensing.


Good day \forall

The discussion continued "in other branches" and I quote my message that was ignored.
I'd like to read the answers to these questions if they were so kind.

So I think that discussions about "compatibility" of licenses are meaningless. Leaving aside what really matters is functionality.

Thank you.

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