st all enemies, foreign or domestic,
requires you to follow Snowden's example. (Adapted from RMS)
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> anything else so I wonder if it wasn't a good idea to publish GNU
> manuals in EPUB as well. It's an open standard and may be even more
> popular in the future.
I think it's just a matter of someone deciding to do it.
; I don't think this is true: only GPL-
compatible Free Software Licenses are included. ;-)
Andrew.
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WIPO is clear: "The purpose of copyright and related rights is
twofold: to encourage a dynamic creative culture, while returning
value to creators so that they can lead a dignified economic
existence, and to provide widespread, affordable access to content for
the public."
Andrew.
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ht" (which is GPL'd). Would someone tell
> me which shared objects constitute these utilities?
Surely the utilities are the programs you run from the command line
whereas the library is the part you link to. But that's just my
guess, and you'll have to ha
te money on
Open Source. Defenders of Property Rights is concerned that Open
Source might be a threat to intellectual property rights. However, I
was able to detect a common theme to all their criticism. They all
seem to be funded by Microsoft."
Andrew.
rks best. Libraries sometimes have
different needs from applications.
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nly static linking falls under copyright law.
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time (static), one is
linked at execution time (dynamic).
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It does, y'know.
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in any way to
any other GPL library or otherwise contain any GPL code, there's no problem.
One thing though... Haven't you ever heard of the pipe?
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person (like in the RIAA's examples), they do too.
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y. Where's
the justice in that? The innocent should face absolutely no consequences for
being willing to defend themselves and winning.
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t. Took it to court and won.
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facturers to eliminate
> support for micoshaft products.
Windows already HAS ext2 drivers written for it.
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of business by raising
> prices a little.
Would america impose a trade embargo if they tried importing more tomtoms
into america if they shut up shop and moved out of the country?
Does microsoft have that much power?
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Doctor Smith wrote:
> I wouldn't let Wine anywhere near a gadget like that.
> What do you do when Wine bricks the thing?
I copied the memory card to a safe location before trying.
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t using the windows software.
And it does run on wine (partially), backup works, firmware update doesn't
but that doesn't matter cos it's just a matter of downloading and copying a
couple of files to the tomtom. I've not tried the community stuff or adding
PoI.
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urce
software all your software would need to be opened too.
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tandard copyright law holds sway
whenever the GPL is not in action. And they are illegally shipping pirated
software as they have absolutely no permission to distribute it.
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Rjack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Oh, I plan to...
>> But you need to learn how to read.
>> You were replying to chrisv.
>
> Sorry Andrew. . .
> Years of attempting to decipher script-kiddie dialects
> has weakened my eyes.
Just as well I only speak in pl
Rjack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> chrisv wrote:
>> Andrew Halliwell wrote:
>>
>>> Why all the GPL FUD "jack"? If you don't agree with the GPL,
>>> don't try to distribute any software under it.
>>>
>>> simple as
heading. Do you really think
> that by repeating the same thing, you will get a different result?
Or, as Stewart Lee used to say to Richard Herring...
"Saying it in a squeeky voice won't make it any more true..."
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gt; you bound by the GPL yourself.
>>
>> By eck, the quality of trolls these days is shocking.
>
> By eck? Is that shorthand script-kiddie?
No, look it up.
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code with no restrictions. Only if you include other people's GPL code are
you bound by the GPL yourself.
By eck, the quality of trolls these days is shocking.
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27;s the complexity there? What is so difficult for you to grasp?
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Rjack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Andrew Halliwell wrote:
>> Rjack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>> Anyone who finds that language ambiguous should probably return to
>>> kindergarten for a refresher course in reading skills. It's either
>>>
equired in that license
was attribution (which they had failed to comply with)
If it's the decision I'm thinking of anyway.
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t prior consent from the distro.
That would set the USA back god knows how much, or put the rest of the world
at a massive advantage at least. I don't think even george is stupid enough
to commit national suicide like that.
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jellybean stonerfish wrote:
On Fri, 04 Jan 2008 18:21:56 -0800, Andrew Gray wrote:
Ignoramus5311 wrote:
he is my hero from late childhood
what OS is he using?
thanks
i
This question has not been answered a single time, so this thread needs
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Ignoramus5311 wrote:
he is my hero from late childhood
what OS is he using?
thanks
i
This question has not been answered a single time, so this thread needs
to continue without the presentation of new, more applicable topics.
I could be really out of place with this.
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ive usage. It
doesn't mean I'm not apt to slip up every once in a while either by
cultural "necessity" or ignorance, but I'm still *trying*.
It certainly is a bit of a stretch, but the comparison makes sense to me.
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http://www.gnu.org/software/gnash/
Hey, thanks! I really should go through my software bookmarks more often
to check up on those projects!! Installed ; )
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take TXT, or I would have been out on several
essays for the past few years, although I still lost points because it
wasn't formatted "correctly".
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On Thu, 28 Apr 2005 09:29:44 -0700, Sandlin wrote:
> masked,
> You're right, but you know, the American people will (and I think
> are) catching on this predatory attitude, and Gates' empire is going to
> come down.
Eventually. But this ass is going to do a whole bunch more damage to the
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