Gabriel Sechan wrote:
If you are talking about GPLv3 linux modules, then that obviously won't
be in the kernel.org kernel. It would have to be in a seperate kernel
tree. Think nVidia kernels, that are non-GPL at all.
And are of questionable legality.
Very questionable. However, nobody wishes the nVidia stuff to go away
so nobody is going to squawk.
It can be a problem for applications as well. I may need to read reiser
file systems somewhere. The obvious thing to do is grab the Linux code
to do so. But not if my app is GPL3- license incompatibility.
Welcome to the problems that the BSD folks have.
-a
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