On 12-Jan-07, at 8:37 PM, Sachin G Nambiar wrote:
Where did you learn that?
I easily understand my right to read the code of the product am
buying. I do not understand why this right extends to distribution?
It's akin to piracy in a loose sense!
what is piracy? stealing of software? how can you steal software? can
you steal air that you breathe? is software property? If i have a
dosai and give you my dosai, now you have a dosai and i dont. If i
have source code and give it to you, we both have source code.
Frankly I fail to see what you are doing in this list without the
faintest understanding - or attempt to understand the concept of FOSS
or OSS. We have given you sufficient references which you cant be
bothered reading. I suggest you at least look up wikipedia for the
terms FOSS and OSS if you cant be bothered reading the original sources.
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