Richard Stallman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> you have to include the note `This distro is partially made of free >> software' in all ads of distros mixed from either free and non-free code
> Since the required sentence does not contain the author's name, this > does not cause the same practical problems as the BSD advertising clause. I think the basic practical problem remains: if I make a cdrom with a gazillion different tarballs, most of which are free except that they require some specific language to be included in all marketing of my disk---but DIFFERENT language for each package---it might be difficult for me to market that cdrom at all, because 3 square feet of those blurbs in 5-point print end up being rather expensive in most newspapers and magazines. And my potential customers would probably not bother reading my ad at all if it looks like that. -- Henning Makholm "Guldnålen er hvis man har en *bror* som er *datalog*."
