Well, it's moot any way, since I have no applicable code, but you are
right, it doesn't impact Freenet the same way that it does Linux, my
concern is more one of compatibility with GPL2 distributions as
discussed in the linux kernel position statement.
The GPL3, as the GPL2 is often accused of
I do not give permission for any microscopic amount of code that may
exist of mine in current freenet to be tagged GPL V2 or later, GPL V2
only for me.
I won't go into the reasons for this, they are well discussed by the
document recently published by the linux kernel developers.
--Brandon
On
how di i uninstall freenet i tried the uninstaller but it doesnt work please help me
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0. Status Report.
The last time I put out a status report was in March. The last time Ian
put out one was in July. Clearly a lot has changed since then!
ToC:
1. Financial.
John Gilmore, one of the founder members of the EFF, the
I do not give permission for any microscopic amount of code that may
exist of mine in current freenet to be tagged GPL V2 or later, GPL V2
only for me.
I won't go into the reasons for this, they are well discussed by the
document recently published by the linux kernel developers.
--Brandon
On
On Tue, Sep 26, 2006 at 07:05:11PM -0500, Brandon Low wrote:
I do not give permission for any microscopic amount of code that may
exist of mine in current freenet to be tagged GPL V2 or later, GPL V2
only for me.
As far as I can see you haven't made any commits that affect 0.7.
I won't go
Well, it's moot any way, since I have no applicable code, but you are
right, it doesn't impact Freenet the same way that it does Linux, my
concern is more one of compatibility with GPL2 distributions as
discussed in the linux kernel position statement.
The GPL3, as the GPL2 is often accused of
Brandon Low wrote:
Well, it's moot any way, since I have no applicable code, but you are
right, it doesn't impact Freenet the same way that it does Linux, my
concern is more one of compatibility with GPL2 distributions as
discussed in the linux kernel position statement.
The GPL3, as the GPL2
