Licensing :)b on this...
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| PaulFerris Jan 17, 2005 9:07 AM EST |
I wonder how licensing for servers connected to Co-Linux box are treated. I mean, suppose you have a Windows server running Co-Linux, and you load Samba on it and use it as a Windows file server. Is it not providing file services to a bunch of Windows clients on your network? Do you owe CAL licensing for each of the clients, or is this a fancy way around that? One of the benefits of truly Free Software -- the stupidity of some of this client license nonsense for extremely trivial computing (file services -- there's some real bleeding edge technology!) are put in their place. Or are they under CoLinux ? Probably a question for a Lawyer. Too bad there are none present here at the moment :) --FeriCyde |
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