Alexander Terekhov [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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A lunatic cannot enter into any contract at all, because he
does not understand what he is doing.
Since the GPL isn't a contract, you can still use GPLed software.
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Alexander Terekhov writes:
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A lunatic cannot enter into any contract at all, because he
does not understand what he is doing.
Jay Belanger writes:
Since the GPL isn't a contract, you can still use GPLed software.
Even if the GPL were a contract he could still _use_ GPLed software
It is a contract, but one doesn't enter into the GPL contract as long
as copying, distribution, and modification doesn't require a license.
For example, 17 USC 109 allows distribution and 17 USC 117 allows
copying and modification (adaptation).
Read it carefully...
The 17 USC 117 is about