Debian DPL Threatens to Leave SPI Over Sun Java
An anonymous reader writes "A three-week-long flame war in debian-devel over the new Java Distribution License has culminated in Anthony Towns, the newly elected Debian Project Lead, offering to separate Debian from its legal representative, SPI. This came as a response to SPI member John Goerzen's objections to the Debian project's interaction with Sun's legal team around the new JDL license without review from SPI's lawyers."
That's why my wife left me!
So that would be the Debian Debian Project Leader?
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Thats unpossible!
There are shills on slashdot. Apparently, I'm one of them.
One the one hand, SPI works for Debian. So they should go along with whatever Debian says. On the other hand, how can Debian expect SPI to do its job right if they are not included in legal discussions. Both sides have merit. Wow, and I haven't even read the article yet!
Bet they're regretting not running stable on Andy Towns now.
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Mod others as you would have them mod you.
There's a riot in the bazaar!
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