On 29.05.2014 14:15, Dave Howe wrote:
Nitpick: Truecrypt is proprietary (it's source is viewable, but you
aren't licensed to distribute modifications of it).
Not seeing that from the licence, TBH - it has the usual "you can't call
it truecrypt" stuff, and if you distribute a modified copy you have to
include an ACK to the project (like the BSD licence used to) and if you
make a larger product with bits of tc in it, it carries a gpl-like
requirement that the resulting product be under an OSS licence; not
seeing any restriction on it other than that. Maybe you could enlighten me?
You're right, I too couldn't find any clear restrictions on this,
besides it seems that there is already a TC fork existing for some time:
http://rpmfusion.org/Package/realcrypt
Sorry for the confusion.
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?ukasz Biegaj
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