TC> That license seems to strongly imply that the schema files are not TC> permitted for commercial use, which is something that we do not TC> permit in Fedora. Forgive my legal ignorance, but why does it imply that? Fedora is already shipping an older version of these files, and a number of other companies (IBM included) ship these files with commercial closed-source products. TC> It would be worthwhile to contact the DMTF and see if they permit TC> commercial use/distribution of their schemas or not. They state that the files "may be reproduced for uses consistent with this purpose", with the purpose being "promoting enterprise and systems management and interoperability". Doesn't that imply commercial use? The DTMF is made up of industry members, but I'll try to get a more official read on this. If I get an email saying "yes, it's fine", what else do I need to do to record that for Fedora? Thanks! -- Dan Smith IBM Linux Technology Center Open Hypervisor Team email: danms@xxxxxxxxxx
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