:But does the BSDL allow the code to be relicensed? ie. i am a GPL dev, and i
:take a file ftp.c which is BSD licensed. Can I wrap the code in GPL license
:(though preserving the BSD copyright and license in there)?
:
:The BSD license doesn't indicate that this is allowed.
:
:Petr
Commercia
The issue between OpenBSD and Linux revolves around Sam Leffler's code
(as in the Sam Leffler of FreeBSDland).
Basically Sam's code is dual-licensed and he has explicitly said that
people can use one license to the exclusion of the other.
OpenBSD then took Sam's code and, per
On Tue, 18 Sep 2007 12:42:48 pm you wrote:
> The code has to have significant additions or modifications to be able to
> add your own copyright to the main part of the code.
>
> (As an example, should someone who fixes spelling and grammar and adds and
> changes a few sentences to a 100-page open s
On Tue, 18 Sep 2007, Petr Janda wrote:
> Hey all,
> In the recent issue between OpenBSD and Linux wireless about the Atheros
> driver, GPL folks say they are allowed to relicense BSD-ed code provided
> they leave the copyright and the license in the code. There are some BSD
> folks who claim th
Hey all,
In the recent issue between OpenBSD and Linux wireless about the Atheros
driver, GPL folks say they are allowed to relicense BSD-ed code provided they
leave the copyright and the license in the code. There are some BSD folks who
claim that the BSD license doesn't allow to relicense the
