It's not entirely academic what do you with your legal copy of a program in the darkness of your room... :-) after all, what if "you" were legal corporation or entity, using it for your "private" use and making money from it?
The GPL doesn't care. The QPL, reflecting Trolltech's concerns, does. Look at 4c and especially 6c. Obviously they are concerned about companies getting a legal albeit free copy, making changes and/or incorporating into their own proprietary products and neither releasing the code nor paying them, essentially defeating their revenue model. Cheers, Glen Low, Pixelglow Software www.pixelglow.com -- license-discuss archive is at http://crynwr.com/cgi-bin/ezmlm-cgi?3
