Re: where are reiser4 sources

[David Masover <ninja@slaphack.com>]

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Hans Reiser wrote:
| Mark Junker wrote:
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|> Hans Reiser schrieb:
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|>> That violates the license.
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|> GPL? This shouldn't be a problem because the sources aren't statically
|> linked to Windows. The sources to create the driver can be published
|> under GPL too so this shouldn't be a problem.
|>
|> Where do you see the license violation?
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|> Regards,
|> Mark
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| The GPL says nothing about static linking.  You are making a derivative
| work.  No.

Excuse me, your mail client is communicating with mine.  Mine is under
DJB's license, which forbids derivative works which are distributed as
anything other than patches to the original.

Now, chances are that your mail client isn't using the same license
(which is forbidden), and I really doubt it's distributed as patches to
qmail.  Yet, by your definition, it communicates with my server, which
makes it a "derivative work".

If you don't like what people are doing with your software, you should
have chosen another license.  I don't think a Windows driver is any more
a part of Windows than Wine is, if done properly.
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