Hi Aron,
On Fri, Jul 19, 2019 at 01:56:14PM -0400, Aron Reman wrote:
>Hi,
>Thank you for the response. I just wanted some clarification. Under the
>Debian license, I do not have to release source code as long as I am
>writing my source code on top of the existing system correct?
Le 19/07/2019 à 19:56, Aron Reman a écrit :
Hi,
Thank you for the response. I just wanted some clarification. Under the
Debian license, I do not have to release source code as long as I am
writing my source code on top of the existing system correct? As in, I
I think yes, note Debian has
Hi,
Thank you for the response. I just wanted some clarification. Under the
Debian license, I do not have to release source code as long as I am
writing my source code on top of the existing system correct? As in, I am
writing C/C++ code and running it on a Debian OS, which will be on my
product
Hi,
The first thing I think is tat you do not have to publish your code.
Free software requests you to let the user free with your source, not
you to work publicly. A code may be free if you give the user the source
and all the freedoms.
About your project, it depends on what programs you
Hi Debian Legal,
I am developing an embedded system for a commercial application that is
running a Debian based OS. I am developing C/C++ code that is running in
the user space and am wondering, am I able to distribute my system without
giving up my source code? At what point do I need to make my
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