Would You Die To Respect a Software License?
Julie188 writes "Some 2,000 licenses cover the 230,000+ projects in Black Duck's open source knowledge base. While 10 licenses comprise 93% of the software, that leaves 1,980-odd licenses for the other 3% — and some of them have really crazy conditions. The Death and Repudiation License, for instance, requires the user to be dead."
The summary left out part of a sentence:
It's important to note that the top 10 licenses cover 93% of all projects and the top 20 almost 97%.
I have seen ones, approved by the permit people no less, with instructions to the 'bat cave', lyrics from Pink Floyd, and all kinds of weird junk.
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Windows server licenses have similar articles stating the OS is unsuitable for realtime applications, such as nuclear reactors. I don't know how they reconcile that with Windows for Battleships exactly.
I don't know how they reconcile that with Windows for Battleships exactly.
I think that's a moot point, because nobody uses battleships anymore.
"I don't care about the Constitution!" --Bill O'Reilly, November 17, 2009
just ask rms: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I25UeVXrEHQ
"They were pure niggers." – Noam Chomsky
Canada is a bilingual country much like Belgium is a trilingual country. So why put Belgium on the list instead of the South provinces of Belgium (Walloons) since the exception was made for Canada. Most Flemish (Belgium) hate the French as much as you do for the same reason.
Well here is a nice video of RMS (or should that be GNU-RMS?) dining on some fresh toe cheese so watch and make up your own mind.
ACs don't waste your time replying, your posts are never seen by me.
It was Windows for Warships.
Kids these days, just don't get alliteration any more.
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