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[ILUG] SuSE

[ILUG] SuSE

Enda enda at unison.ie
Fri Jun 14 14:09:34 IST 2002


On Friday 14 June 2002 10:25, Niall O Broin wrote:
> On Fri, Jun 14, 2002 at 10:00:45AM +0100, Enda wrote:
> > incorrect.
> >
> > SuSE is yours to do with what you wish, and that includes duplication
> > of the CD's, or duplication of a duplicated suse cd set.
>
> The above is incorrect. How hard is reading ? From the SuSE COPYRIGHT.yast

Reading is not hard at all. Misleading is obviously not difficult either. Its 
in fact a lot easier to read the copyright for the distribution than it is to 
read an individual copyright for one element of the distribution.

The copyright of Yast has always been that you cannot strip it and sell it.The 
copyright for the entire distribution covers this yast re-distribution, and 
you can do it provided you dont extract it from the OS. So too can you copy 
the distribution even though it contains the full JBuilder 4 software, Start 
Office...... The agreements have been cut, and any product that wont allow 
distribution duplication is dropped. Plain and simple. 

As explained you freedom to copy and distribute extends right up to the near 1 
thousand euro enterprise server product.




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