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somebody wrote:
> Don't assume. You want to release code mixed with GPL code,
No, I don't! That's exactly what the article is talking about! I want to
release code that I wrote 100% myself that includes no source or object code
that anyone else has written. And the FSF is trying to find a way to force
me to release that as GPL by crippling their own software.
> 2) Don't release code which is based on or interfacing with GPL'ed code.
How come I can write code that interfaces with Linux without violating the
GPL, but I can't write a plug-in for GCC without violating the GPL?
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Darren New, San Diego CA, USA (PST)
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