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My Comments on Oracle’s relicense of Berkeley DB under AGPLv3

2013-07-03 Bradley M. Kuhn

Post Syndicated from Bradley M. Kuhn original http://ebb.org/bkuhn/blog/2013/07/03/agpl-bdb.html

Many have been asking for my comment on
the relicensing
by Oracle
of Berkeley
DB
under AGPLv3.

I ultimately just put my thoughts
into a
post on debian-legal in the thread discussing what Debian should do about
the relicensing of BDB under AGPLv3. (There’s also
an alternative
link to the post.

My Comments on Oracle’s relicense of Berkeley DB under AGPLv3

2013-07-03 Bradley M. Kuhn

Post Syndicated from Bradley M. Kuhn original http://ebb.org/bkuhn/blog/2013/07/03/agpl-bdb.html

Many have been asking for my comment on
the relicensing
by Oracle
of Berkeley
DB
under AGPLv3.

I ultimately just put my thoughts
into a
post on debian-legal in the thread discussing what Debian should do about
the relicensing of BDB under AGPLv3. (There’s also
an alternative
link to the post.

My Comments on Oracle’s relicense of Berkeley DB under AGPLv3

2013-07-03 Bradley M. Kuhn

Post Syndicated from Bradley M. Kuhn original http://ebb.org/bkuhn/blog/2013/07/03/agpl-bdb.html

Many have been asking for my comment on
the relicensing
by Oracle
of Berkeley
DB
under AGPLv3.

I ultimately just put my thoughts
into a
post on debian-legal in the thread discussing what Debian should do about
the relicensing of BDB under AGPLv3. (There’s also
an alternative
link to the post.

My Comments on Oracle’s relicense of Berkeley DB under AGPLv3

2013-07-03 Bradley M. Kuhn

Post Syndicated from Bradley M. Kuhn original http://ebb.org/bkuhn/blog/2013/07/03/agpl-bdb.html

Many have been asking for my comment on
the relicensing
by Oracle
of Berkeley
DB
under AGPLv3.

I ultimately just put my thoughts
into a
post on debian-legal in the thread discussing what Debian should do about
the relicensing of BDB under AGPLv3. (There’s also
an alternative
link to the post.

My Comments on Oracle’s relicense of Berkeley DB under AGPLv3

2013-07-03 Bradley M. Kuhn

Post Syndicated from Bradley M. Kuhn original http://ebb.org/bkuhn/blog/2013/07/03/agpl-bdb.html

Many have been asking for my comment on
the relicensing
by Oracle
of Berkeley
DB
under AGPLv3.

I ultimately just put my thoughts
into a
post on debian-legal in the thread discussing what Debian should do about
the relicensing of BDB under AGPLv3. (There’s also
an alternative
link to the post.

My Comments on Oracle’s relicense of Berkeley DB under AGPLv3

2013-07-03 Bradley M. Kuhn

Post Syndicated from Bradley M. Kuhn original http://ebb.org/bkuhn/blog/2013/07/03/agpl-bdb.html

Many have been asking for my comment on
the relicensing
by Oracle
of Berkeley
DB
under AGPLv3.

I ultimately just put my thoughts
into a
post on debian-legal in the thread discussing what Debian should do about
the relicensing of BDB under AGPLv3. (There’s also
an alternative
link to the post.

My Comments on Oracle’s relicense of Berkeley DB under AGPLv3

2013-07-03 Bradley M. Kuhn

Post Syndicated from Bradley M. Kuhn original http://ebb.org/bkuhn/blog/2013/07/03/agpl-bdb.html

Many have been asking for my comment on
the relicensing
by Oracle
of Berkeley
DB
under AGPLv3.

I ultimately just put my thoughts
into a
post on debian-legal in the thread discussing what Debian should do about
the relicensing of BDB under AGPLv3. (There’s also
an alternative
link to the post.

My Comments on Oracle’s relicense of Berkeley DB under AGPLv3

2013-07-03 Bradley M. Kuhn

Post Syndicated from Bradley M. Kuhn original http://ebb.org/bkuhn/blog/2013/07/03/agpl-bdb.html

Many have been asking for my comment on
the relicensing
by Oracle
of Berkeley
DB
under AGPLv3.

I ultimately just put my thoughts
into a
post on debian-legal in the thread discussing what Debian should do about
the relicensing of BDB under AGPLv3. (There’s also
an alternative
link to the post.

My Comments on Oracle’s relicense of Berkeley DB under AGPLv3

2013-07-03 Bradley M. Kuhn

Post Syndicated from Bradley M. Kuhn original http://ebb.org/bkuhn/blog/2013/07/03/agpl-bdb.html

Many have been asking for my comment on
the relicensing
by Oracle
of Berkeley
DB
under AGPLv3.

I ultimately just put my thoughts
into a
post on debian-legal in the thread discussing what Debian should do about
the relicensing of BDB under AGPLv3. (There’s also
an alternative
link to the post.

My Comments on Oracle’s relicense of Berkeley DB under AGPLv3

2013-07-03 Bradley M. Kuhn

Post Syndicated from Bradley M. Kuhn original http://ebb.org/bkuhn/blog/2013/07/03/agpl-bdb.html

Many have been asking for my comment on
the relicensing
by Oracle
of Berkeley
DB
under AGPLv3.

I ultimately just put my thoughts
into a
post on debian-legal in the thread discussing what Debian should do about
the relicensing of BDB under AGPLv3. (There’s also
an alternative
link to the post.

My Comments on Oracle’s relicense of Berkeley DB under AGPLv3

2013-07-03 Bradley M. Kuhn

Post Syndicated from Bradley M. Kuhn original http://ebb.org/bkuhn/blog/2013/07/03/agpl-bdb.html

Many have been asking for my comment on
the relicensing
by Oracle
of Berkeley
DB
under AGPLv3.

I ultimately just put my thoughts
into a
post on debian-legal in the thread discussing what Debian should do about
the relicensing of BDB under AGPLv3. (There’s also
an alternative
link to the post.

My Comments on Oracle’s relicense of Berkeley DB under AGPLv3

2013-07-03 Bradley M. Kuhn

Post Syndicated from Bradley M. Kuhn original http://ebb.org/bkuhn/blog/2013/07/03/agpl-bdb.html

Many have been asking for my comment on
the relicensing
by Oracle
of Berkeley
DB
under AGPLv3.

I ultimately just put my thoughts
into a
post on debian-legal in the thread discussing what Debian should do about
the relicensing of BDB under AGPLv3. (There’s also
an alternative
link to the post.

My Comments on Oracle’s relicense of Berkeley DB under AGPLv3

2013-07-03 Bradley M. Kuhn

Post Syndicated from Bradley M. Kuhn original http://ebb.org/bkuhn/blog/2013/07/03/agpl-bdb.html

Many have been asking for my comment on
the relicensing
by Oracle
of Berkeley
DB
under AGPLv3.

I ultimately just put my thoughts
into a
post on debian-legal in the thread discussing what Debian should do about
the relicensing of BDB under AGPLv3. (There’s also
an alternative
link to the post.

My Comments on Oracle’s relicense of Berkeley DB under AGPLv3

2013-07-03 Bradley M. Kuhn

Post Syndicated from Bradley M. Kuhn original http://ebb.org/bkuhn/blog/2013/07/03/agpl-bdb.html

Many have been asking for my comment on
the relicensing
by Oracle
of Berkeley
DB
under AGPLv3.

I ultimately just put my thoughts
into a
post on debian-legal in the thread discussing what Debian should do about
the relicensing of BDB under AGPLv3. (There’s also
an alternative
link to the post.

My Comments on Oracle’s relicense of Berkeley DB under AGPLv3

2013-07-03 Bradley M. Kuhn

Post Syndicated from Bradley M. Kuhn original http://ebb.org/bkuhn/blog/2013/07/03/agpl-bdb.html

Many have been asking for my comment on
the relicensing
by Oracle
of Berkeley
DB
under AGPLv3.

I ultimately just put my thoughts
into a
post on debian-legal in the thread discussing what Debian should do about
the relicensing of BDB under AGPLv3. (There’s also
an alternative
link to the post.

My Comments on Oracle’s relicense of Berkeley DB under AGPLv3

2013-07-03 Bradley M. Kuhn

Post Syndicated from Bradley M. Kuhn original http://ebb.org/bkuhn/blog/2013/07/03/agpl-bdb.html

Many have been asking for my comment on
the relicensing
by Oracle
of Berkeley
DB
under AGPLv3.

I ultimately just put my thoughts
into a
post on debian-legal in the thread discussing what Debian should do about
the relicensing of BDB under AGPLv3. (There’s also
an alternative
link to the post.

My Comments on Oracle’s relicense of Berkeley DB under AGPLv3

2013-07-03 Bradley M. Kuhn

Post Syndicated from Bradley M. Kuhn original http://ebb.org/bkuhn/blog/2013/07/03/agpl-bdb.html

Many have been asking for my comment on
the relicensing
by Oracle
of Berkeley
DB
under AGPLv3.

I ultimately just put my thoughts
into a
post on debian-legal in the thread discussing what Debian should do about
the relicensing of BDB under AGPLv3. (There’s also
an alternative
link to the post.

My Comments on Oracle’s relicense of Berkeley DB under AGPLv3

2013-07-03 Bradley M. Kuhn

Post Syndicated from Bradley M. Kuhn original http://ebb.org/bkuhn/blog/2013/07/03/agpl-bdb.html

Many have been asking for my comment on
the relicensing
by Oracle
of Berkeley
DB
under AGPLv3.

I ultimately just put my thoughts
into a
post on debian-legal in the thread discussing what Debian should do about
the relicensing of BDB under AGPLv3. (There’s also
an alternative
link to the post.

My Comments on Oracle’s relicense of Berkeley DB under AGPLv3

2013-07-03 Bradley M. Kuhn

Post Syndicated from Bradley M. Kuhn original http://ebb.org/bkuhn/blog/2013/07/03/agpl-bdb.html

Many have been asking for my comment on
the relicensing
by Oracle
of Berkeley
DB
under AGPLv3.

I ultimately just put my thoughts
into a
post on debian-legal in the thread discussing what Debian should do about
the relicensing of BDB under AGPLv3. (There’s also
an alternative
link to the post.

My Comments on Oracle’s relicense of Berkeley DB under AGPLv3

2013-07-03 Bradley M. Kuhn

Post Syndicated from Bradley M. Kuhn original http://ebb.org/bkuhn/blog/2013/07/03/agpl-bdb.html

Many have been asking for my comment on
the relicensing
by Oracle
of Berkeley
DB
under AGPLv3.

I ultimately just put my thoughts
into a
post on debian-legal in the thread discussing what Debian should do about
the relicensing of BDB under AGPLv3. (There’s also
an alternative
link to the post.

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