Michael Loftis wrote:
And with nowhere to put patches that end up in
maintenance releases we're forced to maintain our own private forks, and
likely, because of the GPL, also publish these forks and incur all the
costs associated with that directly, and hope they don't become
popular/wanted outside of the customer base they're intended for, or
skirt the GPL, and only allow customers access to this stuff.
You do realize that if you ship the code along with the product then
you're fully compliant to the GPL? Your customers can do whatever they
want with the code, but your obligations are satisfied.
Chris
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