Hi,
There's been a lenghty (but in my opinion more fruitful) discussion of
similar matters on the Linux kernel mailing list. We all know that FSF
might be sometimes seen as interpreting its licenses very strictly, but
we also know that OTOH Linus has much more permissive approach.
Yet, if you fo
Hi,
There's been a lenghty (but in my opinion more fruitful) discussion of
similar matters on the Linux kernel mailing list. We all know that FSF
might be sometimes seen as interpreting its licenses very strictly, but
we also know that OTOH Linus has much more permissive approach.
Yet, if you fo
Hi,
Because some people feel unsure about how a JVM, its classpath and java
compiler interact together, below I tried to strip the situation down
to a simple and clean non-java case.
Assume we have the following packages, providing a shared library:
Package: propr-line
License: non-free, free to
Hi,
Because some people feel unsure about how a JVM, its classpath and java
compiler interact together, below I tried to strip the situation down
to a simple and clean non-java case.
Assume we have the following packages, providing a shared library:
Package: propr-line
License: non-free, free to
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