Re: [Fwd: Wikipidia - Goodbye Red Hat and Fedora]

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Ralf Corsepius wrote:

There is no distinction between binaries and source in regard to the rights
recipients have to redistribute them, except for the point that if you
distribute binaries at all you must also make the corresponding source
available to the recipeints.

Do you have a lawyers advice on that? A courts decision on that?
Yes, there have been cases in front of courts, where enterprises using
"binaries having been built from GPL'ed sources" without offering their
sources had been sued.

I think the question was aimed at my implication that the redistribution of GPL'd binaries could not have additional restrictions applied (beyond the GPL itself). Have there been any actual cases where this requirement was challenged one way or another? I think it is pretty clear from any reading of the license but most people focus on the source.

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