Re: BK kernel workflow

Ramón Rey Vicente
2004-10-29T19:52:32Z

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Scott Lockwood wrote:

|>I forget this. In my country at least, you cannot make a contract
|>against the rights of people. The rights are not exchangable. I'm free,
|>and I cannot exchange "some piece" of my freedom in a contract.
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| Use of commercial software is not a right. It's a privilage granted by a
| liscense. You do not have a 'right' to Windows, or Linux, or $foo.

Of course, but you have the right of freedom, and the freedom of
contributing to other SCM...

The license of BK is like MacDonalds made me sign a contract forbiding
me to eat the Burger King chips.
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