On 9/4/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


Danese Cooper is wrong in that many of the folks who were
involved in picking of the license wanted the GPL but that
the GPL did not qualify because of all the encumbered code in
Solaris.

But since "GPL Compatible" really only means "You can rip of this
license and replace it with the GPL", a "GPL Compatible" license
would not have guaranteed code be given back to OpenSolaris.

I.e., the peole involved in the license drafting were opposed to
the "GPL Compatible" New BSD license.


Note also that GPL Incompatible is generally not an issue;
people still run Apache which is using a "GPL Incompatible"
license.

The way Danese Cooper said it was malicious; I think it was wrong
not to protest at the way she said it or even the substance.  Sun
has released a lot of code under the GPL.

Who is Danese Cooper anyway?

former sun employee, member of the opensolaris pilot project they are
using to give the appearance as  having inside information that makes
the CDDL and the people behind it look evil.

James Dickens
uadmin.blogpsot.com




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