A big thank you to everyone who replied. It's appreciated. :) Basically, assessing everything said so far, to make a distro, one has to:
1. Build it from source 2. Include the binaries 3. Follow the guide for remastering ------------------------------------------ Or, could it be include all source and work with/on binaries, leaving 90-95% of the system unmodified? Confused. I'd be more than glad to follow steps 1-3 if it meant keeping things totally legal.... I guess up to this point I thought distributing source + pre-compiled binaries was okay. Is 1-3 (compile manually + source) or the second method (from pre-compiled + source) correct? Please shed more light on what it takes to make a distro legal. I'd appreciate it. :) P.S. If OpenSolaris is no longer even going to be developed, as much as I don't like the GPL, I might have to run Linux. I hope this isn't the case. :( -- This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
