I've tried to find a posting of this in the archives and the faq but I can't find any
reference to this so I'll go ahead and ask this question. Also, I am not trying to
offend anyone with this posting, but I want to make sure that I will not be breaking
any rules or laws.
Say that someone wanted to make a business that used VNC as a tool to help determine
what was wrong with a customers PC and fix the problem through VNC. Say also that
they charged a fee for this service. For every customer that was brought aboard for
this service, the customer would be given an executable of VNC and they were also
given a link to download the source files of VNC from the businesses servers. Would
this business be violating the GNU license in any way, shape, or form?
Thanks for your time,
Rick Heckadon
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