Hi. Thanks for your reply.
Im using CentOS for almost 2 years, and that's the only topic is
worrying me.
I understand this is more a "legal" question other than technical. I
mean, with GPL you have to deliver the source if you deliver a binary.
But is it legal to deliver the source say one week after the binary?
Thanks.
Les Mikesell wrote:
Jaime Ventura wrote:
Hello.
Since CentOS is an Enterprise-class Linux Distribution derived from
sources freely provided to the public by a prominent North American
Enterprise Linux vendor, can that "prominent North American
Enterprise Linux vendor" delay the release of the source of a
specific package? If yes, for how long?
For components that aren't under the GPL there is no requirement for
them to release source at all. However their policy has always been to
make the source available and the good will of their customer base has
been built on that. And of course, most of the underlying content is
available from its original 'upstream' source if you can do without
the rpm packaging.
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