Richard Forth wrote:
There should be something within virtualbox to prompt you to download
the correct ISO anyway, at least it did for me, sorry I knwo these
replies are all written in tongues buti am not in front of the Linux
machine at the moment as I am at work. Also on the licencing issues
maybe I am being naive here but I wonder if virtual box presumes that
you are foregoing the licensing issues as you are installing a
licenced operating system to the VM?
That shouldn't matter.
I'm not really sure I understand the dual licensing offered by Innotek.
They appear to provide GPL source for distros to use, or "free for
personal use" binaries for Joe Public to download. I don't know to what
extent the two products overlap, it's far from clear on the site.
MySQL's use of GPL and commercial licensing was always a little
confusing, and I think the same couple be said of Java. Maybe Sun have a
strange-licence fetish?
Also yes it was originally owned by Innotek I think but I think they
got swallowed up by Sun
That's correct.
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