Gabriel Sechan wrote: >> >> All very interesting, but I fail to see how this has any relevence to >> the questions I asked. >> >> The code still exists. It'll still compile, and run, and do its job. >> So it'll stay GPLv2 (or whatever). Where's the problem? Why will it >> cease to exist? >> > > No, it just makesfuture collabaration more difficult, which is a bad > thing. Its not a "the sky is falling" problem, but it will cause extra > work in the future. >
This discussion is ignoring the fact that there are owners of this code, and they can release their code under multiple licenses of their choice. Any module owner(can be a formal or informal group) can do this to all or part of their code. -- [email protected] http://www.kernel-panic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kplug-list
