Re: GNU/Linux in a binary world... a doomsday scenario

Jeff V. Merkey
2005-12-12T01:16:28Z

Richard M. Stallman wrote:

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> I would be happy to propose several changes in future revisions.
> Let me know where, when, and what to provide. You can be assured
> I'll provide some very excellent input on these issues.
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You can be assured I will submit proposed changes. Something along the
same lines as the CDDL. Needs to protect
receivers of the code from IP claims and also needs to accomodate mixing
of non-GPL components without
contaminating add on modules and functionality. I would use the GPL if
it were more acceptable along these
lines. In case you haven't noticed, I don't have problem being
outspoken, nor do I am subject to intimination
by the more vocal element of the FOSS community. I am using the CDDL at
present but a revised and more
capitalism oriented GPL would certainly be welcome.

I'll sharpen my pencil.

Jeff