> > If someone lower on the chain breaks a rule/law/precept higher on the > > chain, the group lower on the chain loses. Or as a lawyer I know put > > it, "Herein fail at your peril". > > If you steal RedHat work which is covered under the SLA then you could > be fined. RedHat makes it very clear what you have to pay for and what > you don't. Good Lord, are people really this *DENSE*? For the two zillionth time, *I AM ONLY SPEAKING OF THE GPL'D PORTIONS*! > RHEL is not a free product. You are not free to copy it from computer > to computer. So remove the artwork and the non-gpl'd software and what's left over? A fully functional system... > It is the packaged artwork and possibly some of the configuration > utilities that make it non-free. Strip those out and you can do as you > like. So, like, yeah... Thanks for making that point... -Chuck -- Quantum Linux Laboratories - ACCELERATING Business with Open Technology * Education | -=^ Ad Astra Per Aspera ^=- * Integration | http://www.quantumlinux.com * Support | chuckw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx "M stands for magic, mystery or matrix; according to taste." --Edward Witten
