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The Saturday 2007-10-06 at 22:56 -0400, François Pinard wrote:
[Richard Creighton]
There is a license (the GPL) which tells you what the limitations are
(dammed near none), you basically can't sell [Linux], but you can use it or
give it away.
You may sell GPL'ed software, nothing forces you to give it. However, you
ought to unconditionally provide full sources in some form, and make sure you
forward all the freedom you received yourself. In particular, you may not
sell sources separately, nor forbid your customer to freely give the GPL'ed
software he got from you, if s/he feels like doing so.
Which means that there is very little point in selling it, as your client
can give it for free to your own future possible clients.
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Cheers,
Carlos E. R.
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