Richard Braakman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > The statement you quoted is inside a "provided that" clause. So they're > making DFSG compliance a legal requirement, which is a bit problematic > since the DFSG was never intended as a legal document :)
True enough, but the clause kills the license anyway. What it says is: If you commercially distribute the book, it must be as part of a DFSG-free aggregate. However, clause one of the DFSG requires that it be permissible to add it to *any* aggregate, whether the aggregate is DFSG-free or not. For example, a DFSG-free thing can be added to Sun's Solaris CDs. The O'Reilly manuals cannot. Thomas
