Anton Gladky writes ("MCD-ST Liberty SW License Agreement"):
> Particularly, there is a 3rd-party code from hardware-manufacturer,
> which is licensed under their own
> "MCD-ST Liberty SW License Agreement V2" license" [2].
...
> At the first look, it is a free one:
>
>
> STMicroelectroni
Simon McVittie writes ("Re: MCD-ST Liberty SW License Agreement"):
> Only the ftp-masters can give you a canonical "yes" or "no" on what
> legal risk they are prepared to accept for non-free (or for that matter,
> for contrib or main), but they'd almost certainly want to see the "other
> stuff in R
Paul Wise writes ("Re: MCD-ST Liberty SW License Agreement"):
> On Wed, Apr 15, 2015 at 2:25 AM, Anton Gladky wrote:
> > non-transferable (whether by assignment or otherwise unless
> > expressly authorized by ST) non sub- licensable
>
> Does this mean that people getting a copy of the software fro
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