Red Hat CEO urges rejection of lock-ins

Easily: They could create their own programs. You only have to release your code if you use GPL'ed code. If you write your own, you do not have to release it. And that includes if you just link to libraries. Unless the library is included in your code, you can do what you want.; Posted by: Patrick Jones Posted on: 10/27/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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He's right Tim Patterson | 10/26/05

DeadRat lock-ins Roger Ramjet | 10/27/05

Are you sure? Patrick Jones | 10/27/05

How could they? Roger Ramjet | 10/27/05

Easily Patrick Jones | 10/27/05

I switched Roger Ramjet | 10/27/05

Exactly right Tim Patterson | 10/27/05

AMEN (nt) Richard Flude | 10/26/05

Yes sir, avoid lock in Boot_Agnostic | 10/27/05

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