On 28-Mar-07, at 12:14 PM, Saurabh Nanda wrote:
1. If the cybercafe has Microsoft Operating system and microsoft
software - production of microsoft open license
2. If it has other software - production of the license to use that
software
3. If it is using free software, no license need be produced.
I don't think you need to drill down with such a switch-case clause.
Simple stating that "a copy of the license agreemenent is required"
would do. For free software people can simply take a printout of the
GPL/MPL/APL or whatever. (How many different open source licenses will
be required to cover a standard distro -- Ubuntu or FC, say?)
wont work. cops need things spelt out. numbered clauses. little boxen
that they can tick.
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