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Newsgroups: linux.kernel
From: Larry McVoy <l...@bitmover.com>
Date: Thu, 28 Oct 2004 16:00:20 +0200
Local: Thurs, Oct 28 2004 10:00 am
Subject: Re: BK kernel workflow
> Actually it's not that simple. With the free BK license it's not _your_ The reason it is worded that way is so that we avoid the situation where > choice that affects validity; It's the choice of any person at your > company deciding for everyone else. So if one OSDL employee uses the > free BK licence, *nobody else* at OSDL can work on an SCM, even at home > in their spare time. Technically, if any one of the other 10,000 people > at my university work on an SCM, I can't use it either since they pay > me. I try to bury my head in the sand and think that they aren't. In > reality however, I can't vouch for what the other 9,999 people are > doing. one guy is doing the work on $SCM and the other guy is sitting there running BK commands in order to reverse engineer BK. We aren't going to come make a fuss if you are using BK and some other You must Sign in before you can post messages.
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