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What Does GPL3 Mean for the Enterprise?

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Server Watch; By Carla Schroder 		Mail this story
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What if you cry yourself to sleep at night because you really really want to have locked hardware and discriminatory patent agreements? No problem — knock yourself out. You just can't do it with GPL code.

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beirwin ·
Thanks, Carla, for a clear, succinct discussion on the advantages of the GPLv3.
dcparris ·
As always, Carla proves why she is my hero.

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