[ Thanks to Paul
Symons for this link. ]
“Linksys is alleged to have code in its 54 megabit wireless
access points, code which should be made public, because it’s Linux
code.“The accusation, from the Linux Kernel Mailing List, has excited
non-Windows PC users, because it means that if Linksys can be
persuaded to abide by the terms of the Gnu Public License (GPL) for
Linux/GNU code, then the software needed to make a free Linux-based
access point becomes available…”
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