Linux Online Advertisement
[ Register ]

[ Applications ]
[ Documentation ]
[ Distributions ]
[ Download Info ]
[ General Info ]
[ Book Store ]

Advertisement

[ Courses ]
[ News ]
[ People ]
[ Hardware ]
[ Vendors ]
[ Projects ]
[ Events ]
[ User Groups ]
[ User Area ]

Red Hat Linux Bible: Fedora and Enterprise Edition

[ About Us ]
[ Home Page ]
[ Advertise ]

Linus Torvalds on the GPL Fight

Publication:Red HerringDate:Sep 30 2006

Advertisement
A new version of a license for open-source Linux has caused a storm among the community of open-source developers. Known as GNU General Public License, or simply GPL, it is the most widely used license for distributing free software.

The current version of the license, GNU GPLv2, was released in 1991. The first version of the license was written by open-source proponent Richard Stallman, who founded the Free Software Foundation that administers the license. The GPL license also covers the Linux kernel whose creation was led by Linus Torvalds.


 

Comments
SubjectPosted byDate
On the GPLv3 "struggle"fraboxo 1 Oct, 08:53
Re: On the GPLv3KnuxT15 1 Oct, 09:46

[ all comments ]


Comments: feedback (at) linux.org
Advertising: banners (at) linux.org
Copyright Linux Online Inc.
Compilation ©1994-2008 Linux Online, Inc.
All rights reserved.