Hmm, now I understand your question... If a 'work' is based on a GPL product, it's
supposed to be 'free'.
I downloaded it, and looked around for a license. You can pay $40-$50 bucks for it.
You can download it for no cost. I don't see any mention of the GPL. It comes with
components of linux, including kernel modules.
I would say they are likely violating Linux's GPL, since they include Linux components
and fail to mention the GPL. However since there is a zero-cost version, and it's
basically just a shell script with a precompiled kernel and modules, there may be
little motivation to go after them.
> >
> > On the website, it looked like they had free (linux) and 'commercial'
> > (windows) versions.
> >
> > If its based on Linux, how can it be non GPL?
> >
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> Content-Description: Card for Darren Vyff
