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:SearchEnterpriseLinux: Golden's Rules: It Was My Party and I'll Sue If I Want To

SearchEnterpriseLinux: Golden's Rules: It Was My Party and I'll Sue If I Want To
May 5, 2005, 01 :45 UTC (5 Talkback[s]) (8821 reads)
(Other stories by Bernard Golden)

[ Thanks to Peter Parker for this link. ]

"In a bewildering attempt to snatch the award for most ludicrous open source lawsuit away from the SCO Group, an individual named Daniel Wallace has sued the Free Software Foundation. His suit asserts that the FSF's General Public License (GPL) is used to fix prices for software, and thereby deprives Wallace of his ability to compete in the free market by creating and selling software..."

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