Re: [ANNOUNCE] Wolf Mountain File System [what's next for the linux kernel]

On Wed, 05 Oct 2005 22:27:03 MDT, jmerkey said:

> anything that exists today.  This FS will not be released under the GPL 
> but the BSD-mod license on Linux with a kicker that contributors can 
> retain copyrights.

Oh no. Not again.  I thought we pounded a stake through the heart of this
"relicense the kernel" vampyre....

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