the license is still like that. see the license for what they call "Simputer General Public License (SGPL)".
here is the relevant clause:
Any commercial exploitation of the Specifications (whether Simputer or Simputerized) involves a nominal one time payment to the Trust. The payment will be $25,000 for developing countries and $250,000 for developed countries.
the rationale emphasizes that GPL and SGPL are similar in spirit.
has anyone tried linuxbios http://www.linuxbios.org/ to replace standard bios. results in a diskless, faster boot. used in this cluster architecture: http://www.clustermatic.org/
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here is the relevant clause: the rationale emphasizes that GPL and SGPL are similar in spirit.
has anyone tried linuxbios http://www.linuxbios.org/ to replace standard bios. results in a diskless, faster boot. used in this cluster architecture: http://www.clustermatic.org/