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My actual problem is with the philisophy behind it.
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If someone creates some code then what they choose to do with it and how they choose to license it is their own business not mine. Now my personal beef with the idealism of GNU and Stallman isn’t these licenses (I don’t know much about legal wording, but they seem quite poorly defined in some areas). (I am WELL aware some people won’t agree with this assessment.) Ie the act of combining/linking places you in a position where your own license must allow for modification and reverse engineering of the code. “”As an exception to the Sections above, you may also combine or link a “work that uses the Library” with the Library to produce a work containing portions of the Library, and distribute that work under terms of your choice, provided that the terms permit modification of the work for the customer’s own use and reverse engineering for debugging such modifications.””

However, and it’s a big however, if you combine or link to a library which is released under the terms of the LGPL this little sentence comes into effect. So long as your executable contains no part or derivative part of the actual library it can be distributed under your own terms. Now the LGPL is much more complex, but basically it’s this: Should you wish modify the code, include any part of it within your own code, or utilise its functions then your code must also take up the terms of the GPL. Using any part of the code indicates your acceptance of the standard GPL. (That term really sucks, who came up with it?). The GPL and LGPL have been discussed to death all over the place so I’ll just sum up in this “viral” context. The standard GPL, and the lesser (Used to be library) GPL.
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Without the GPL, Linux would not be where it is today and it wouldn’t be a small threat to Microsoft since they would be able to hijack Linux code for use in Windows just as they have done with BSD code. I suggest you actually learn what the GPL is and about the ideas behind it. If you write all your code yourself, as we have done, then you don’t have to worry about it. You are only obligated to GPL code that you acquire from other GPL’ed code.

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My company writes several software application on Linux, for Linux. No companies program for Linux because that means they will have to open up some parts of intellectual property If I’m giving a gift away to the world, then I don’t want anybody else dipping into the IP I have generously donated, placing it in a proprietary product and then charging people a lot for it. As a developer, if I want to donate code to the community, I will definitely donate it via the GPL. The BSD license is considered friendly to companies because companies like Microsoft can dip into BSD code, put it into Windows, and then charge you a bundle for it. What you cannot do is steal GPL code and place it into your own product and sell that product for a profit to somebody else. How so? You can run non-GPL applications and create non-GPL applications on Linux without violating the GPL. The GPL is like a virus it will take good software like Linux and make it unusable for commercial use. Why don’t you actually listen to what RMS is preaching? He actually has some excellent points. Ha ha ha ha… Yes RMS is against the DMCA, but that doesn’t mean he ever stole anything. The DMCA is there to protect the people from guys like himself and Richard Stallman so that they will not steal intellectual property. So what you are saying is that you haven’t actually tried the OS and are basing your entire judgement of this OS on your distaste for RMS? Kind of a weak stance don’t you think? GNU Darwin is junk, the guy is a stallmanite and it has infected the rest of the project.

No companies program for Linux because that means they will have to open up some parts of intellectual property where the BSD License does not require it. The license is basically the BSD License. I have talked to many open source enthusiasts who have read the APSL line to line who say there is nothing wrong with it. I used to think very highly of that guy until the GPL preaching came into play. I will stick with OpenDarwin, which is more helpful in the ways of support then the GNU Darwin project is. The guy cant play nice well Im not going to use his junk.

He has more Apple flames than I care to talk about on his site.
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He has more ” Free Dmitry and Elcomsoft” crap on his site, he says he participated in the Adobe Boycott like anyone cares and like the Boycott really hurt Adobe.
