Re: Sorry, read this one: Re: SELinux Dumb Questions

[Tom <tom@lemuria.org>]

On Tue, Jun 04, 2002 at 04:28:27PM -0600, McFadden, Ken wrote:
> Once again, We are doing this for NSA and GNU NOT SECURE COMPUTING!!!!!!!
> If Tom has a problem then they need to address it with the NSA and the 
> NSA can go forth and remove their crap or deem it as being GNU.....As I
> see it SELinux will go on and if someone would like to use it then all
> they would need to do is keep the original GNU licensing with it.....
> Other words this is not our problem to work out but Tom's and NSA's........
> Until then I would treat it as GNU per NSA's web page!!!!!!!

you should only do that if you live in a country free of software
patents. I'm fairly certain that a US court won't even listen to the
license argument if the suit is brought as a patent infringement suit.



(I'm the OTHER Tom :) )


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