Dear All,
There seemed to be a great debate a few years back regarding whether a company
could augment GPL software for its own, private use and never release any
modified sources. The general consensus from googling around seems to be: yes,
GPL does allow that (doesn't bode well for dual
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear All,
There seemed to be a great debate a few years back regarding whether a company
could augment GPL software for its own, private use and never release any
modified sources. The general consensus from googling around seems to be: yes,
GPL does allow that
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said on Tue, Jun 08, 2004 at 05:57:31AM -0500,:
modified sources. The general consensus from googling around seems
to be: yes, GPL does allow that
Yes, it does.
For example, Trolltech seems to take a severe view of distribution in GPL,
possibly because their old QPL
Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
There seemed to be a great debate a few years back regarding whether a company
could augment GPL software for its own, private use and never release any
modified sources. The general consensus from googling around seems to be: yes,
GPL does allow
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