On Feb 10, 4:41am, Martin wrote:
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} Well it all honesty 3BSD was just an example that came to my head. I am
} actually looking at 2.11BSD mostly.
} I understand the caldera licence is a bsd-style licence which correct me if
} I'm wrong includes 2.11BSD?
} So what you are saying is i could create a fork/ continuation of the
} 2.11BSD under for example 2.11BSD-Prismatic?
} What is the deal with licencing for example with 4.3BSD-Quasijarus have
} they just kept the original licence or have they been able to place their
} fork of 4.3BSD-Tahoe under current BSD equivalent licence?
} Sounds like a stupid question but I would prefer to if possible Licence it
} the 3-clause BSD, as that is the license I will be using for any new code.
I meant to respond to your first note. The bottom line is
that if you fork something, the original licence goes with the
code. You absolutely can NOT change a licence under any circumstances.
Only the original copyright holder can change the licence. If the
original copyright holder has given permission to use a different
licence then you may do so, but only then.
}-- End of excerpt from Martin
