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GNU License, Again
From: |
mike3 |
Subject: |
GNU License, Again |
Date: |
20 May 2007 20:23:29 -0700 |
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G2/1.0 |
Hi.
I just noticed someone with concerns a bit similar to mine, and
although I posted a message there I'd like to post another here to see
if I can be more clear and/or make it more visible.
Here's the scenario:
I have two programs, a GPL program and my own program, to which I
myself own the copyrights. Now, I take a couple of pieces of the GPL
program and install them in my own program, and then release the
resulting package under a proprietary or other non-GPL license, BUT I
go and also include in that package AND in another source like a
website whose access does not require buying or otherwise obtaining
said package, ALL of the GPL code that was used, licensed _under GPL_.
Even better, I put that code in a form (like a DLL) that is _separate_
from the non-GPL part(s) of the program and hence, could be easily
separated from the non-free program and the non-free program
distributed in a non-free way while the free code is distributed in a
free way compatible with GPL.
So, would this be permissible?
- GNU License, Again,
mike3 <=
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- Re: GNU License, Again, Rui Miguel Silva Seabra, 2007/05/22