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Enterprise Unix Roundup: Schwartz Extends Olive Branch to Linux

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serverwatch.com; By Brian Proffitt
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It all started last Tuesday, when yet another debate on the merits of applying the upcoming General Public License (GPL) version 3 to the Linux kernel was raised — again — on the Linux Kernel Mailing List (LKML). For those who don't follow the LKML, it's a high-volume list where Linux kernel developers discuss and debate various technical aspects of the ongoing process of coding the kernel.

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