On Sun, 21 Mar 2004, Zane Gilmore wrote:
> On Sat, 2004-03-20 at 13:36, Carl Klitscher wrote:
> > I am going to disagree with Paul on that one. The Yast license doesn't
> > prevent copying the disks and giving them away or from people providing you
> > with blanks to copy onto... what it does do is prevent you from selling the
> > copies commercially. At least that is what the license on my 8.2 disks say.
This also my underatanding of the old Yast licence. If money changed
hands, then you would have been in breach of the licence. I suppose you
could have sold someone a blank CD then they would be free to ask you to
burn SuSE (Yast) onto it gratis. No charge could be made for time and
materials.
> So there is nothing to stop us using it for an installfest?
> What I mean is, are we allowed to burn off 30 copies sell them for
> $5/disk (to cover costs) and install them on all comers PCs?
There may be problems with other SuSE developed software.
Phil.
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