On 09/09/2013 12:17 PM, Peter Lebbing wrote:
Remember that this would make it open source[1], but not free software. It can come with some provision that you do not offer binaries built from that source or modify the code. So then how do you know that the binaries he provides are built from the source that you bought? The only way I think is to use the exact same build setup he uses and then compare assembly (not full binaries, those differ each build).
It's worth noting for sake of argument that the same exact concerns apply to the pre-packaged binaries of GnuPG for Windows.
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