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Using the defined interfaces of the kernel does not constitute a derivative work.
by jamiesonbecker 11y ago
Using the defined interfaces of the kernel does not constitute a derivative work.
- gillianseed 11y agoIt's a Linux kernel module running in Linux kernel address space, I'd say there is reason to assume it can be considered a derivative work, and thus a license incompability.
- tzs 11y agoDo you think that there is reason to assume that every program that ran on MS-DOS on an 8086 was a derivative work of MS-DOS? The programs and MS-DOS all ran in the same address space on the 8086.
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