Le lundi 13 août 2007 à 23:38 +1000, Ben Finney a écrit :
And more importantly, since Skype is a proprietary, non-standard
protocol designed to undermine the standard and free VoIP protocols,
there is nothing to gain and much to lose by promoting its use by
anything affiliated with the Debian
How would the US export restrictions be applicable to a custom debian
cdrom? The cdrom would have no additional crypto functionality than
what is already available in debian and there would be no changes to
the source code, so how would it apply regarding distributing isos?
How are these export
Pat writes:
How would the US export restrictions be applicable to a custom debian
cdrom? The cdrom would have no additional crypto functionality than
what is already available in debian and there would be no changes to
the source code, so how would it apply regarding distributing isos?
How
Thanks, Tis a shame when the day come we have to hire a lawyer to
create a linux distribution. So how do all of these debian mirrors
comply, or are they?
Does debian have a legal team? I would think it may be advisable to
post some information regarding this issue on the site, instead of
persons
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