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Bits of ZFS are available under GPL in the on grub port, so please now just fuck off and leave us alone

ZFSのライセンスがCDDLだからGPLなLinuxでは使えなくて困ったね、という話だと思う

nice

The word is out ([1], [2], [3], [4]) Sun is using GPLv2 for its Java SE and Java ME implementations. Sun looked carefully at the available options and decided that GPLv2 was the best choice for Java SE and Java ME James writeup) --> but, what about GlassFish? Our Community have been very happy with CDDL and we are going to keep it, but we are also adding GPLv2 with ClassPath Exception. We will thus be dual licensed - actually tripple licensed, if you count the commercial licenses.

Being dual-license is not that unusual; for example, Mozilla is triple-licensed (GPL, LGPL, MPL). Dual license means extra flexibility to customers of GlassFish: some partners and enterprises may prefer CDDL while some Linux distributors may like GPL better. Expect the new license to appear in our source files soon although most likely not before beta HCF for GF V2 (do you want to know when? - check our V2 Roadmap, we are opensource and transparent).

I hope the new license will encourage news members to our community and, to them, a warm welcome! To our existing members, thanks for all your contribution and support and please continue to build a great community and great technology!

More trouble in the Debian camp. This time it's over cdrtools contributor Jörg Schilling's view that Sun's CDDL license is GPL compatible. Apparently most of the other Debian geeks disagree. They've now forked cdrtools to remove Jörg's non-GPL compatibl

Simon Phipps links to his growing list of open source documents.