On 8/5/06, Kaj Kandler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Hi Chad,
great you chime in on this. However, I think if you do what you are
saying should there not be an obligation to change at least the name of
the "product".
There is nothing in the LGPL abo
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Hi Chad,
great you chime in on this. However, I think if you do what you are
saying should there not be an obligation to change at least the name of
the "product".
Also, I do read the LGPL differently, "There's nothing in the LGPL
saying the source co
On 8/5/06, André Wyrwa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
However, the one thing that concerns me here... does the LGPL not
require mention of the original authors? And does it not require
publishing the source? I can't find any reference to OOo on the page nor
any mention of the source. But i might ju
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Sorry I'm no lawyer, but I think the LGPL does permit the advertisement
and sale of the software. The following only says in the *copy* all
license information must be replicated.
"1. You may copy and distribute verbatim copies of the Library's
comple
On Sat, 2006-08-05 at 20:42 +1000, André Wyrwa wrote:
> Hei,
>
> just having a thought about these kind of business approaches...
>
> Would it make sense to write a Firefox extension that acts as a
> "phishing" filter kind of thing for distributors that violate OSS licences?
>
> I'm imagining s
Hei,
just having a thought about these kind of business approaches...
Would it make sense to write a Firefox extension that acts as a
"phishing" filter kind of thing for distributors that violate OSS licences?
I'm imagining something that pops up a little note saying "this site
asks you to p
Hi,
Neville Daniels wrote:
Dear Sir/Madam
Is http://www-openoffice.com authorised to sell OpenOffice?
Funny.
There are just too many smart asses out there.
They surely have the right to take money for that. Morally, it's even
justifyable that they have themselves paid for the 8 weeks inclu
Neville Daniels wrote:
> Dear Sir/Madam
>
> Is http://www-openoffice.com authorised to sell OpenOffice?
>
Not "authorised" as such but then they don't need to be. Anyone can
sell it for whatever price they wish. That's part of the license.
Cheers
GL
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Dear Sir/Madam
Is http://www-openoffice.com authorised to sell OpenOffice?
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