On Monday 23 January 2006 18:43, houghi wrote: Hi, > This part. A CD with stuff that is now only available via FTP. > > > Remember that because of the license of the software that would be on > > that CD, you're not allowed to pull it from the internet, burn and > > distribute it. IANAL but AFAIK you may only use that for yourself, > > because you don't have a redistribution contract with Real, Adobe, etc... > > I might be wrong though ;) > > No idea here. Hope Novell can enlighten us here. If you look add this as > an ISO (perhaps not possible, but bear with me for a moment) one could > download all 6 CD's, just CD 1 for basic install 1-3 for standard install. > 1-3+6 for standard install pluss Java and stuff, 1-6 for full install.
That's exactely how it should look like for SL 10.1. CD 6 carries all the binary stuff. > > > No, no way, we *must* keep a 100% OSS version. > > The typical Windows convert might not care about licenses (he probably > > wouldn't have ever used Windows if he did) but many people do care about > > it. The OSS version stay as is. Michael > > Seriously, how many people run their system without Java, because of the > licensing? Just curious. As I stated I rather have a full boxed dual layer > version and a OSS version. > > houghi --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
