>> GPL == SOURCECODE > No. It applies to everything copied/derived from/translated from > (etc.) anything where any part is covered by GPL. Including binaries. > >> GPL == COPYRIGHT > > Yes, and without it, nothing gives you the right to distribute > programs where any part is covered. > >> YOU FOOL RHEL IS NOT "THE WORK AS WHOLE" AND NOT UNDER GPL-ONLY > > Yes, I am only talking about the components where copyright law would > consider it a copy or derivative of GPL code. And I didn't say > otherwise. > >> nice that you removed all of my quotes about *source code* in the GPL > > They are irrelevant to the discussion of how binaries are equally > covered by the 'no additional restrictions' section. The only place > where source is different is that if you distribute binaries you are > required to also provide matching sources. There is no mention of > any exceptions to the requirement to permit redistribution for any > covered work in any form. Everytime I see a discussion like this on the list I feel an urge to switch either to debian or ubuntu lts. _______________________________________________ CentOS mailing list CentOS@xxxxxxxxxx http://lists.centos.org/mailman/listinfo/centos