Revised Cygwin32 licensing terms
Jim Pick
jim@jimpick.com
Thu Jul 10 19:38:00 GMT 1997
> The new license allows Cygwin32 to be used in both free and
> proprietary software, except by direct competitors of Cygnus.
That's too bad - I was hoping we could base a Debian distribution
on it. Unfortunately, this isn't "free" enough to qualify for
inclusion into the Debian base system (hey, I don't make the
rules).
So I doubt my dream will happen - unless we stick with the beta 18
release. Yuck. At least I haven't spent a lot of time
working on it...
I certainly hope beta 18 doesn't turn out to be the last "GNU-Win32".
:-(
Cheers,
- Jim
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