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29. Juni 2007 · 1. Source Code. The “source code” for a work means the preferred form of the work for making modifications to it. “Object code” means any non-source form of a work.
Logo der GPLv3. Die GNU General Public License (kurz GNU GPL oder GPL; aus dem Englischen wörtlich für allgemeine Veröffentlichungserlaubnis oder -genehmigung) ist eine Softwarelizenz, die dem Nutzer gewährt, die Software auszuführen, zu studieren, zu ändern und zu verbreiten (kopieren). Software, die diese Freiheitsrechte gewährt, wird ...
9. Juli 2018 · As we all know, the GNU General Public License (GPL) is a "copyleft" source license: which means it is designed not merely to make the code to which it is initially applied free and preserve its freedom, but moreover to "catalyze" the creation of new free code by requiring that any original works that use any copyrightable portion ...
- IANAL/IANYL. That said, the FSF, who are generally thought of as arguing for a fairly wide interpretation of what the GPL covers, are reasonably cl...
- The answer is, it depends. If you are introducing the wrapper just to try to avoid the obligations of the GPL, there's a good chance it's not legal...
- It is my understanding that yes, that is legal. I have built systems that work just so, proprietary user space applications spawning GPL applications.
- IANAL. There is a very good answer by @whatsisname. I would say though that "using" will most definitely be legal. "Distributing" though might be...
Similarly, a 2000 survey of Red Hat Linux 7.1 found that 53% of the source code was licensed under the GPL. As of 2003, about 68% of all projects and 82.1% of the open source industry certified licensed projects listed on SourceForge.net were from the GPL license family.
- 25 February 1989
23. Aug. 2018 · 1. Was ist die GPL? Die GPL ist eine Open-Source -Software-Lizenz, die weitreichende Rechte für die Nutzung der Software einräumt – auch für kommerzielle Projekte. Entwickler können kostenfrei und legal den GPL-lizenzierten Quellcode nutzen, kopieren, weiterverbreiten und ändern.
