OpenOffice.org installation requires users to click through the GNU Lesser General Public License in order to complete. However, the GNU LGPL itself states that one is not required to agree to the license in order to use a program licensed by it. Since the GNU LGPL is a true license (not a contract, as are most commercial EULAs), agreement is immaterial to its enforceability.
That said, the OpenOffice.org group is of course free to limit their distribution of the software to those who click through the GPL. My question is, on what grounds do you choose to do this? - Ian Maxwell --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
