On Mon, 08 Nov 2004 14:00:13 -0500, "Mark Johnson" <mjohnson@xxxxxxxxxx> said: > Stuart Ellis wrote: > > > Would it be possible to re-use an exerpt in Fedora documentation without > > a licencing problem ? > > Hi Stuart, > > I believe you would indeed run into a licensing problem using content > from the > Red Hat manuals. The only possible exception I can imagine would be if > you > included a snippet in quotes, complete with the proper attributions. I > doubt > that this is what you'd like to do, though. Sorry:-/ Thanks for confirming that - I found the OPL a little tricky to interpret. The word exerpt was probably a bit misleading. The issue I've hit is that both kickstart and the anaconda boot prompt have many options - several pages worth for each, which as far as I know are only listed in OPL documentation (the Red Hat manuals and the text files installed in /usr/share/doc). The Table of Contents proposed for the (FDL licenced) Fedora Core Installation Guide specifies appendices for Kickstart and Additional Boot Options, which presumably would list exactly the same program options. Even if it wasn't just a copy and paste job, I guess that the result would be close enough to be "copying" in a legal sense. It is just a guess, because I don't know enough about this area. All comments gratefully received... -- Stuart Ellis s.ellis@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
