On Sat, Oct 23, 2004 at 09:24:45PM -0700, dyzelinis wrote:
> So you think I can not sell software per se?
> If i burn Fedora CDs, find a customer and sell the CDs lets say for a 50$. I
> know its too much just for burning CD :). But the point is: will I break the
> license rules? If i can sell Fedora CDs, is there a limit for the highest
> price?
You can charge as much as you want to produce the CD's. If you
distribute the binaries, you need to also agree to distribute the
source for a reasonable price.
If anybody is stupid enough to pay you $50 for a CD whose image is
available for free on the Internet - that's their loss.
mark
P.S. If you want to talk about morality - you'll have to guide yourself.
It isn't pirating. You can't get in legal trouble for it if you follow
all the rules. If you have a God who frowns upon that, you might
risking frying...
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