Benny Amorsen wrote: > Steve Underwood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > >> Try reading the GPL and the FSF's interpretation of it. If things are >> running in the same address space as my code, they need to be GPL >> compatible, or I am likely to take action. >> > > The GPL is not an EULA. You don't have to agree to it to use the > software, only to distribute it. > This is the key drawback of GPL 2 for my purposes. You can indeed do whatever you want with my GPL code internally. Supply it to anyone as something mingled with non-GPL compatible code, though, and you are in violation of the licence. So, only in house use is OK.
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