Gentlemen,
I think we've established the parameters about how and where Aladdin
Ghostscript fits in the Debian system :-) .
Many Thanks
Bruce Perens
> Kermit is commercial software, requiring payment to Columbia in order to
> sell it. Any distribution that does include it without paying is
> breaking the law.
You mean, any distribution that involves a payment, right? If payment is
only required in order to sell it, that implies that it can b
> From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tue Oct 24 17:40:44 1995
> Date: Tue, 24 Oct 95 16:38:42 -0500
> From: "L. Peter Deutsch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: CDROM license
>
> [...]
>
> As it happens, I have already been considering switching from the
> Yggdrasil to the Debian Linux
Peter and Andrew,
Please forgive me for not responding earlier regarding the Aladdin Ghostscript
license.
The only snag I see here is that Debian will be placed on a CD-ROM and sold
for profit by various publishers (I'm one, FSF is one, there are probably a
dozen others). It's not clear to me tha
Sale for profit of a CD-ROM including a program governed by the Aladdin
Free license is allowed as long as everything on the CD-ROM may be copied
and redistributed without further fee for (at least) non-commercial
purposes. I.e., as long as everything (both software and documents) on the
CD-ROM is
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