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Aug 11, 2007, 08 :00 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (5433 reads)

"You know, there are some things I've read lately that makes me feel not so good. I guess it all started from Linus' rant accusing Sun of deliberately refusing to 'give anything back (especially ZFS, which seems to be one of their very very few bright spots.' As this is a CDDL <-> GPL licensing issue it's obviously not only Sun's fault, and considering that BSD and MacOS X developers had stumbled upon no legal problems porting to their platforms, I'm inclined to thing there's more a GPL fault in all of this.

"The madness in Linux camp got the real spin-off when the GPLv3 was released. Suddenly everyone who did not see GPLv3 as the ultimate free license for Open Source (One License to rule them all) where accused of actually spreading FUD...!"

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