Sun license gets open-source nod

For personal use?: If I mix and match Solaris and Linux pieces, on my own home computer - I doubt that I will be prosecuted and I probably won't be in violation of any agreements either. The GPL states that any time you RELEASE new code, you must provide the source. I won't be releasing any code . . .; Posted by: Roger Ramjet Posted on: 01/19/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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For personal use? Roger Ramjet | 01/19/05

Put a fork in it! Roger Ramjet | 01/19/05

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Thanks, you're right. Roger Ramjet | 01/19/05

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