MP0werd wrote:
>RedHat and Debian CDs don't just
>contain the Gnu Unix/linux OS, they also have special programs made
>by the company. These themselves are not under Gnu license, so that's what
>you pay for.
I fully agree! One might also note that they also sell manuals which they
make and print, so what they can charge for is:
- producing the CD (compilation, toasting)
- Creating the handbooks
- Providing support
- Shipping and Handling
- Commercial software on CD
This is enough for the OpenCard engine, though we should make sure that
people can charge for the stuff thex create using OpenCard (i.e. the stacks
they create).
I think if that is guaranteed, there shouldn't be a problem.
Cheers,
-- M. Uli Kusterer
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