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OSI Board approves GPL v3 and LGPL v3
Very welcome development.
Law & Life: Silicon Valley: General Public License Version 3: A Legal View
I believe that the GPLv3 is a very valuable addition to FOSS licenses and solves many of the challenges faced by GPLv2. Companies distributing FOSS should consider it and companies using FOSS should be prepared, in most cases, to accept it.
Guide to the "Last Call" draft of GPLv3
The process is finally heading to a close. I'll need to take time to review this over the next week or so.
Open Tech Press | GPLv3にまつわる8つのよくある誤解
こうした誤解の一部はGPLv3の長期にわたる公開改訂プロセスに起因しており、このプロセスは根拠のない噂や読み誤りを生むきっかけを数多く生んでいる。また、とりわけ特許やTivo化（TiVoiz
"We're halfway there": Sun on Open Source
An interview I gave while I was in Australia before JavaOne.
Open source expert speaks out on GPLv3
He doesn't exactly "speak out", but Mark does provide a nice "what changed" summary in this posting.
Open source expert speaks out on GPLv3
He doesn't exactly "speak out", but Mark does provide a nice "what changed" summary in this posting.
Should OpenSolaris Use the GPLv3 License? The Q&A
Going where angels fear to tread (in fact where I twitch a bit) Stephen O'Grady does a good job giving an overview of the story so far on OpenSolaris and GPLv3.
MySQL opts for GPLv2-only
So that they can decide whether to use GPLv3 or not once it's finished rather than being committed in advance.
LugRadio Season 4 Episode 7
I discuss the move to Free Sun's Java implementations, in the usual relaxed LUG Radio way.
Slashdot | Sun Exec Backs GPLv3
My GPLv3 posting hits Slashdot. I'll be tracking the comments.
An Update on Open Java
Sun's EVP of Software comments positively on GPLv3 as well.
Sun exec rallies behind GPLv3
More coverage of my GPL v3 blog.
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LugRadio Season 4 Episode 7
Simon Phipps talks about the opening of Java on LugRadio. Nice interview, starting at 19 minutes in the show. It's nice to see lots of good energy around Sun's move everywhere.
Sun courts GPL3 open source licence
Lovely words people find, huh - "courts", as if we are pursuing an unwilling partner in some way. We've been working on GPLv3 all year, and the opinion I expressed in my blog is the one I have been expressing most of that time.
GPL v3 takes shape in Sydney
News: Next draft due in January, final version due March 15, 2007, and Samba will be switching to GPL 3 as soon as the team can manage it.
GPL v3 takes shape in Sydney
News: Next draft due in January, final version due March 15, 2007, and Samba will be switching to GPL 3 as soon as the team can manage it.
Will Sun Use GPLv3? - OSNews.com
Discussion of my recent blog posting. I can't help feeling some of these comments are from people who have not been keeping up with the GPLv3 process. The whole point of my article was that the extremism is being smoothed down.
LKML: Linus Torvalds: Re: GPLv3 Position Statement
Linus Torvalds - GPLv3 Position Statement
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This weekend's witch-hunt
This is getting crazy - developers are inoculating code against GPLv3. 'A house divided against itself cannot stand.'
All of this has happened before, Gaius. And all of it will happen again.
Torvalds would be most welcome to join in. We all had well-known stances going in, and we have all debated, contributed, discussed and precipitated ongoing change. By staying away, all that's achieved is the intended martyrdom.
This weekend's witch-hunt
This is getting crazy - developers are inoculating code against GPLv3. 'A house divided against itself cannot stand.'
Linus Torvalds: Re: GPLv3 Position Statement
Linus explains how to fight DRM properly.
FSF rebuts anti-GPLv3 claims - CNET News.com
Free Software Foundation takes on prominent Linux programmers' complaints against new features.
Linus Torvalds: Re: GPLv3 Position Statement
Linus' antipathy for the FSF is clear in this lucid e-mail, where he makes clear he has no time for "Free software".
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