That would seem to be entirely legal based upon a reading of the
current Apple license. We are allowed to redistribute the
frameworks, etc.
You could even have a Darwin installation which would look rather
like running it on Mac OS X.
Karl
On Mar 8, 2007, at 9:27 AM, Cornelius Jaeger wrote:
hi all
i'm sure i'm not the only one thinking about this.
since the licenses are in effect free. what are the implications of
offering vmware or parallels images of freebsd and some linux
flavor (pick your favorite) for download. i have a vmware image of
webobjects/frontbase on windows i use for easing development and
deployment. i don't always use an image to deploy. it's easy enough
to copy a windows image from vmware to a physical host.
so, does anyone know of any legal limitations. the windows images
are multi license so they need to be individually activated etc.
but for freebsd and linux this would be no probs. might ease the
entry point for many developers out there looking to join the fun
and give the wo world a spin. a prefab wonder deployment image
might to, eh, wonders for wonder, hehe.
regards
cornelius
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