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David Kastrup wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I've been wondering about the GNU software and documentation license.
For one thing, although the goals are decent, I don't like what I
percieve as it's viral nature.
Too bad, since it is that which ensures the
If you don't allow me using your code, then I don't allow you using
our code too. That's just fair.
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I have read some of the posts in this group that deals with web
services, as well as the GNU FAQ
(http:/www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-faq.html), but could not find the
answer I am looking for.
I'll quickly describe my situation: My boss is a supporter of free
software, and with his blessing, I have
Thank you David for the quick and detailed response, I really do
appreciate it.
that uses this web service (I see the web service like a library),
The law doesn't.
Thank you for clearning that up for me :-)
_Unless_ it contains GPLed (or otherwise licensed) software from
_third_ parties:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Thank you David for the quick and detailed response, I really do
appreciate it.
that uses this web service (I see the web service like a library),
The law doesn't.
Thank you for clearning that up for me :-)
_Unless_ it contains GPLed (or otherwise licensed)
