DrDOS Inc Breaking GPL
Bob Dobbs writes "DR-DOS 8.1 (DrDOS Inc) came out at the begining of this month, however instead of an upgrade to DR-DOS 8.0 the new product is based on work available on the internet.
The work includes shareware utilities, a badly patched version of the kernel work by Udo Kuhnt, drivers (Samsung, ESS) and utilities from FreeDOS and others (e.g. pkzip). Full information on the FreeDOS site. (Cheers FreeDOS!)"
I thought information wanted to be free. If it's okay for me to download music from russian sites at a nickel a track or watch movies from bit torrent trackers (and I do both of these readily and happily), who am I (and most of us) to criticise a little GPL violation here and there?
Grab your pitchforks--No! Mice! Yes! Grab your mice and let's stab--NO! CLICK! YES! AND LET'S CLICK THEIR WEBSITE TO DEATH!!
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Hmmm. Who says they didn't "give any other recipients of the Program a copy of this License along with the Program"?
Not the article.
If they didn't, then of course I would see how they where violating the GPL license.
--Barry