Nathanael Nerode wrote:
> Arnoud Engelfriet wrote:
> >I don't know of any caselaw in any European country in the past ten
> >years that says "This European patent is invalid because it's a
> >computer program as such."
>
> That's not the caselaw you're looking for.
> The caselaw you're looking for
Hi everybody!
Debconf5 should be finished now and I couldn't attend... :-(
Thus, a few days ago I took a look at its website[1] and searched for
published papers to read.
I found the talks page[2] and some papers submitted by people who were
going to give a talk.
Sadly, their license status is re
Hello,
I run Debian and I recently wrote a small Python program. However,
while I do maintain it, I have placed it in the public domain. I read
the Debian policy manual. After asking for more information about
licensing issues and public domain packages on the IRC channel, I was
told alternately t
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