RE: [Ogf-l] Question: References and Suggested Readings Page

[Mike Draper]

Very little?
Nearly every piece of executable software you can obtain comes with a
License Agreement.
I don't know if you've ever read one of them, but it's a document detailing
ALL of the strings attached to the piece of software. The L in GPL stands
for license.... Perhaps what we need is a clearer definition of what you
mean by 'string'?



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> Well there's a flaw in this analogy.  Microsoft
> already allows people to build applications for use
> with Windows without entering into a licensing
> agreement with Microsoft.

Microsoft requires a license agreement if you use Microsoft tools, including
SDKs. Very little software comes without strings attached.

--Lynn

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