Randy Wyatt wrote:
Why wouldn't a hard copy of the GPL suffice ?
Yep, but GPL is not approrved officially in our (and many other)
countries. I know that some users do notarially certified translation of
GPL, but it costs money too. (Hopefully the ranslation of GPL only is
enough, not BSD, MPL etc.)
On 5/11/07, *Dmitry Butskoy* <buc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
<mailto:buc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
The using of software in business and production environment can be a
subject for legislative regulation. It can lead to some legal
troubles
of using of distributions like Fedora.
[snip]
~buc
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