Kirill S. Palagin wrote: > If you want to get into details you should discuss LGPL with your legal > adviser. > AFAIK, nothing requires seller to inform buyer about other products. > I never said anything about legal; in fact, my first sentence clearly states that. My concen was If the product is based on OpenOffice did Visisoft actually change or add content to it? I would think that a name change indicates some sort of work other than just a pretty box. I have seen OpenOffice on several companion CDs, but I don't think they changed the name to PC World Office, or Maximum Office, or whatever. I would think even a compilation CD would list the individual pieces of software by their correct names. But again, I'm just only partially remembering somebody coming on her with a URL that looked like visisoft.com. If it wasn't that's my bad. But if it was, from the packaging (what brought this up is that I saw the software in a Wal Mart), I really can't say the consumer should have done their homework because they wouldn't have known what to search for in the first place.
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