You might want add "...in perpetuity" into the agreement.
"Redistributable in perpetuity, no modification permitted"
Unless barred by local/regional law(s), this will insure that the
agreement is "in perpetuity"; therefore, remain binding and enforceable
even after the owner change hand either through merger and/or acquisition.
The key is obtaining a perpetual license agreement.
eric
Tom "spot" Callaway wrote:
The following additional text was added to the Packaging/Guidelines
Binary Firmware section:
The License tag for any firmware that disallows modification should be
set to:
"Redistributable, no modification permitted"
Firmware packages should be named <foo>-firmware, where <foo> is the
driver or other hardware component that the firmware is for.
This change was approved by the Fedora Packaging Committee and ratified
by FESCO.
~spot
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