Ian Kester-Haney <[email protected]> writes:
> The GPLv3 would not allow any copyrighted materials under DRM to be
> viewed, one could even argue that protected PDF files might constitute
> DRM and not be allowed under the new GPL.
That is not how I read the GPLv3. The way I read it is that a GPL'd
application cannot be used to *create* the protection, not that it
cannot be used to view or use the protected work.
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