Robert Heller wrote: > If one has, for example, a shrink wrapped copy, never opened (and thus > never installed), it is perfectly legal to re-sell that copy. I > believe that was citizen.org's case. Once you install it (eg open the > box), then one 'has made a copy'. If you resell the box/CD/whatever, > someone ends up with a non-legal copy.
No. If you sell your software license to some other 3rd party then you will only end up with a non-legal copy if you keep using the software without a license. > assuming that the software in > question was not GPL or other open source, which was the case with the > eBay vender vs Autodesk case that citizen.org defended). It's irrelevant to this case if the license is or isn't the GPL. Rui Maciel _______________________________________________ gnu-misc-discuss mailing list gnu-misc-discuss@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnu-misc-discuss
