On Mar 29, "Thomas Bushnell, BSG" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>It seems pretty clear to me that it is not DFSG-free. A DFSG program >needs to be usable on any operating system without discrimination, and >this license says you can use it on Linux without worrying, but if you >merely bundle it with, say, Solaris, then you have some special extra >obligation. Would removing or clarifying "or bundled" from the clause make it free? I understand the goal of this license is to keep some degree of freeness on derived work. >5. When this software or any work derived from this software is used in a > commercial product or bundled with a commercial product, the vendor must > also produce the program this software is derived from for either the Linux > or FreeBSD operating systems. The Linux or FreeBSD version of the product -- ciao, Marco
