2007/7/10, Markus Rechberger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: <bigsnip> > em2880-dvb and xc3028-tuner are not derived from v4l code; em28xx is > derived from GPL code but worthless without the other files.
Maybe you should read what a derivative work is? And be aware that I didn't only mean linuxtv, but also all kernel functions you use. > Also people can write whatever they want as long as they don't compile it > and fact is that the code is still available. > Don't compile it against v4l-dvb and it's fine.. > I can have whatever sourcecode I want to have on that server. You can do a lot (because you have server access) - but not everything is legal. > I'd appreciate if you could stop having useless discussions, a few > linuxtv people proved it during the last year that they aren't capable > of participating from the beginning on or helping at all to get > forward, so I'd appreciate if you could just shut up and wait for the > endresult. > Not everyone might know why I did that, people who participated at the > merging requests are responsible for that. > > Most people are welcome to participate at the latest work I have, > people who participated at recent discussions about getting the code > which now is in question merged are not welcome anymore. That are your personal issues. I doubt that you're 100% innocent and if you think that you'll have more success that way, do it that way. Back to the MPL: After taking a closer look i had to *ROFL* (and I think any lawyer will too) about _how_ you want to pseudo-put your code under the MPL. Maybe you should read the license and see what formal conditions have to be met? I dunno how you want to enforce _anybody_ to treat your code as non-GPL'ed. > thanks, > Markus Anyway, I don't have any personal interest in this issue (now I gave my $0.02) so I won't spend any further second on it (hint: my wastemail bin is big). Christoph _______________________________________________ linux-dvb mailing list linux-dvb@linuxtv.org http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/linux-dvb
