It's legal to sell Open Source software for enough to cover the costs of
duplication/resources only, not to make a profit, I think the
recommended maximum is somewhere about £5, although judging by the
low-cost of CD's and the amount of time it takes to produce an
OpenOffice disc I would say the
Darren Forster wrote:
It's legal to sell Open Source software for enough to cover the costs of
duplication/resources only, not to make a profit, I think the
recommended maximum is somewhere about £5, although judging by the
low-cost of CD's and the amount of time it takes to produce an
Jules Kirby kirjoitti:
This isn't legal is it? Thought you might like to know. There are too
many people to list individually but on ebay.co.uk there are loads of
people selling it.
It is legal. If someone manages to sell LGPL licensed software it is all
right.
Hint: In this context free
Jules Kirby wrote:
This isn't legal is it? Thought you might like to know. There are too
many people to list individually but on ebay.co.uk there are loads of
people selling it.
It is entirely legal, though some are a better deal than others. Those
who sell a CD at a nominal cost, provide a
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Jules Kirby wrote:
This isn't legal is it? Thought you might like to know. There are too
Free can mean one of two things:
* Libre:
* Gratis;
1: Libre
The Free Software Foundation has defined Libre Software
as that which meets the Four
