Explaining Open Source Software
scubacuda writes "Mark Webbink, Red Hat's general counsel, has written an informative article explaining free and open source software. Geared towards attorneys, he explains the various licenses and addresses several myths about OSS." One to bookmark.
FIRST POST BABY EAT MY DUST
If my answers frighten you, stop asking scary questions.
This is truly funny
moderators -- mark this as FUNNY!!!!
you wrote all of that to get a +0 funny? how funny...
I was on my way to work early one morning. Having stayed up late with friends at a club earlier that night, I wasn't feeling too hot! I decided to get some coffee from McDonald's and pulled into the drive through. I sat behind a car for a long time before I had noticed it had its window shade up! As I patiently continued to wait, I began to wonder how on earth this person was able to drive with this shade on. It was quite some time before I realized I had pulled up behind a parked car!
disruption machine, the need for/purpose of, alternatives becomes readily discernable.
the part that terrorizes/overwhelms the greed/fear/ego based stock markup FraUD softwar gangster execrable nazis, is the failure to hide the kode.
The Open Source Initiative ("OSI") defines Open Source as software providing the following illegal actions:
1. No royalty to use because commie geeks stole all the code.
2. Freely available stolen source code.
3. Illegal rights to create modifications and derivative works of SCO.
4. Evil evil evil.
5. Discriminates against SCO.
6. Discriminates against Scientologists.
7. All rights stolen stolen stolen SCO SCO SCO.
8. Their licenses (Open Source) applies to the peanut butter and bananas SCO SCO SCO.
9. Their license must have been purchased at a bubblegum machine SCO SCO SCO.
MoFscker
I had a mouse
God spoke to me