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I read the GPL (v.2) once or twice and that covers enough software that I can skip (re)reading the license on most free stuff. That's the beauty of standard te
by RK 18y ago
I read the GPL (v.2) once or twice and that covers enough software that I can skip (re)reading the license on most free stuff. That's the beauty of standard terms for the end user at least.
- jrockway 18y agoThe GPL isn't a EULA. It is a document that gives you additional rights if you happen to be a redistributor.
- RK 18y agoTrue enough, though it seems a fair amount of software will pop it up in the installation process and make you agree to it as if it were. This could be due to using plug and play installation software, though. Maybe I should revise my original post to: go with GPL'd or similar software and an EULA isn't even an issue.