Open Source Software

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OS-Lizenz

Hans Mull

2007-01-28, 7:10 pm

Hallo!
Kann man folgende Lizenz eine OpenSource-Lizenz im Sinne der FSF
nennen?

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Danke, Hans

Koster, H

2007-01-30, 10:09 pm

Op Sun, 28 Jan 2007 14:34:13 -0800, schreef Hans Mull:

> Hallo!
> Kann man folgende Lizenz eine OpenSource-Lizenz im Sinne der FSF
> nennen?

IANAL, but maybe someone in a juridical ng can help you. I know the de.*
section is very active. There must be a group in the de.soc.recht.*
branch.....

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