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From: Preben Randhol <randhol+abuse@pvv.org>
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Subject: Re: Realtime/embedded project to help with employment.
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Stephane Richard wrote:
> From what I read, you're only required to distribute the used GPL
> source code if you plan on distributing the source to your
> application.  If I want to make a commercial application using as a
> basis some GPL source code and building on it.  But I only want to
> distribute the binaries, nothing in the GPL stops me from doing so,
> does it?

Yes you cannot use GPL (I mean not LGPL or GMGPL) in a commercial source
application without licensing the application under the GPL.

But please when you reply use propper quoting. Don't reply at the top of
the article, but go to the place and reply there. And cut away the text
that isn't needed.


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