Microsoft And The GPL/LGPL
AnimeFreak writes "In this CNET news article, it talks about how Microsoft's new license that will allow competing companies to read-over software code for their products does not allow software covered under the GPL/LGPL licensing agreement (such as Linux, SAMBA, and Mozilla)."
Thou shall not be competent?
Old age and treachery almost always overcome youth and skill.
Unfortunately this is a way of competing. Microsoft has chosen to take the Toyna Harding approach.
"Can't sleep. Clowns will eat me"
To paraphrase a common pro-GPL apology, "If you don't like the terms, don't use the code."
Capitalism != Free Markets
That may have been an upper level course, so I can understand your confusion.
imagine a school that learns you how to add 1+1 and...
;-)
It looks like your school tried that trick for your English classes
cheers,
gkd
GPL software represents some of their strongest competition, so a "punishment" that does not help GPL developers is not a punishment at all.
That's some bull$hit straight up. Tell me this. If GPL be such strong competition and all that, why do they need some judge to save they a$$? Ya'll OSS fools need to get ovah the fact that if yo game was strong, you wouldn't need to wait for some court to MAKE Micro$oft cut you some slack. Don't nobody respect no whiny a$$ busta who always crying about how somebody else took they whatevah.
Fact is, none a ya'll OSS software be ready fo prime time. And when it is, like Apache which been tearin up $hit fo a while now, M$ cain't fsck wit it. So all ya'll need to do is quit stressin' about M$ and hone ya'll skills. When ya'll are better than M$ ya'll know it cause you won't need no judges or no punk DOJ bustas.
Na'am sayin?
Am I alright if that read "scared <a variable named hitless>"?
I was scratching for full 10 seconds before I realized '$'=='s'