The‘Cost' of GPLv3 is the Loss of All Threats to Free Software

  2007-07-23 12:00:04
We continue to explore the Linspire/Microsoft affairs and we identify some discomforting facts. As we stated before, personal benefits were possibly (even probably) part of all those recent deals. 
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