As per trademark page on RedHat site, mentioned also by you, it should be ok as long as you do not call it "RedHat........" . Having studied those pages, to me, it is clear that you can call it "My Company Linux - Kernel Version x.x.x.x" and leave the code and its installation etc. looks as they are in original version (which you could ahve got from any source, as per trademark pages, from ftp, cd, bought the CD, from book, or borrowed, whatever, etc..)
Ranjit wrote: > > Dear friends, > > Can someone help regarding the copyright issue of Redhat. > > Our company has developed software which runs on Redhat. We would like give a copy >of OS to all our customer free [We do not indent to charge for CD or > Postage or Software ]. We would only want to distribute the free download version of >Redhat to our customer. > As per info available at http://www.redhat.com/about/corporate/trademark/ we are not >going to use Redhat Name on the CD. The name of the > CD might be "My Company Linux - Kernel Version x.x.x.x" > > What i would want to clarify is that > > 1) During installation the script will show as "Installing RedHat ......." Is it OK >? or Should we get a written permission from Redhat ? > > 2] All the README and other document shows as Redhat - Is it OK ? > > Kindly clarify > > regards > > Ranjit -- Treat others as you would have them Treat You! With best wishes of Peace, Force & Joy! Transform lives: http://humanistmovement.org Sudhir Gandotra, Internet Consultants: http://openlx.com Create your Network and Earn http://netnget.com _______________________________________________ linux-india-help mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/linux-india-help
