“In a recent interview I did with Eric Raymond, he
stated, ‘We don’t need the GPL anymore.’ I’m sure that you don’t
agree, right?“The GNU GPL is designed to achieve the goals of the Free
Software Movement; specifically, to ensure that every user of a
program gets the essential freedoms–to run it, to study and change
the source code, to redistribute copies, and to publish modified
versions. The GPL does that job very well; most other free software
licenses don’t try…”
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