By the way, if you are looking for a license how-to, start with
http://perens.com/OSD.html . It's not an instruction manual, but puts
across most of the concepts.
Thanks
Bruce
Have you looked at freshmeat.net lately? At least half of the program
announcements there have "GPL" as their license. That's a lot more than
it used to be.
For the software I personally write, there really isn't much choice but the
GPL. That's because I donate my time to increase the amount of a
"Jacques Chester" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The above list is not comprehensive, by any means. I begin to think
> that this list might wish to work towards a License HOW-TO, which
> sets out several aspects of the common licenses and how to choose
> your best choice. For maximum interoperabili
Hi all;
... a maiden poster here. Trust me to pick a holy war to start
with, eh?
>Seems to be a backlash against the GPL lately - slashdot has posted
numerous
>articles on freebsd, which invariably say that "the gpl is evil (blah
blah),
>and use freebsd because it's better. ".
>
>Anybody el
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