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Re: How did the FLOSS survive the software patents?
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Alexander Terekhov |
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Re: How did the FLOSS survive the software patents? |
Date: |
Thu, 30 Nov 2006 22:46:08 +0100 |
dt@soundmathtech.com wrote:
>
> "The subscription agreement used for many of our products, including
> Enterprise Linux, requires customers to agree to a subscription for our
>
> services for each installed system on which they deploy our
> subscription based products. At the same time, the subscription
> agreement places no restriction on the customer's right to
> redistribute
> the products..."
>
> ????????????????
>
> Quite a nice "distribution" model indeed...
>
> So, all "redistributed" and derivative products would incur the full
> cost of RH "subscription" per each installation, right ?
>
> What's the approximate percentage of code in the RH Linux distro done
> by RH itself ?
Doesn't matter. *Freedom* matters.
http://www.marxist.ca/content/view/27/52/
"Programmers of the world, you have nothing to lose but your chains!
Linux: An example ..."
regards,
alexander.
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