ot linked against
it, which violates the GPL).
Actually, what limits your hability to distribute your application
is not MySQL AB, but the GPL itself.
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Under which license if Mysql documentation distributed ?
Now, a question for the lawyer in the list: if I use a GPL'd documentation
(example: describing an API) to create a software, must my software also
be licensed undes the GPL ?
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n not be a primary
> one for me.
Why don't you simply keep your software private. If you avoid
distributing it, you can be 100% certain it will not be used
to support war.
As we said before, you can't enforce this kind of license. So,
your only choise is to simply DON'T distribute you
On Sun, Mar 02, 2003 at 09:52:21PM -0800, Sergey Goldgaber wrote:
> --- Rodrigo Barbosa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > On Sun, Mar 02, 2003 at 08:19:12PM -0800, Sergey Goldgaber wrote:
> > > Could a fee then be charged for military use or use by the
> > Depar
> States Government for such use? Could such a license achieve OSI
> Certification?
You would be discriminating a group. So no, you would not get it
OSI certified.
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the "war related" department are not
only related to attacks, but also to defense. So, if you void these
depatments from using your software, you may very well be making it
difficult to them to SAVE lives.
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ly matter ? Or would the militaries just declare national
security is involved, and then ignore the license ?
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"Quis custodiet ipsos cust
Aberto
> already by a large margin.
What do you mean ? That the expression "Software Livre" is more
used then Código Aberto ? Well, actually, I do think it is true.
And most people here have no idea what the difference is, let
alone that there is a difference at all.
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en Source" in these languages.
>
> If the software is "livre", in spirit, it should be
> libre whether it is in binary or source. I can share
> binaries or source with my neighbor.
>
> > Holding the BINARIES is agains the spirit of open
> > SOURCE ?
>
;government.
Nah, they are being executed for dealing drugs (Celine Dion errr "music"). :-)
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ource is open, after all, isn't it ?
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s you to endorse and promote products.
>
> What interpretation do others make?
I agree with your interpretation.
The text states clearly that you MUST use it, unless you get permission
for not using it.
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st go to the OSI site, and pick your favorite license
===LICENSE===
The point is, am I in any danger doing this ?
Should I put, explicitily, any statement about "NO WARRANTIES", or the
about statement is enough ?
Thanks
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