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I'm wondering when he releases the clipboard source code. On the kernel side it's a custom character device. Currently he is violating the GPL. :-(
by KonradKlause 15y ago
I'm wondering when he releases the clipboard source code.
On the kernel side it's a custom character device.
Currently he is violating the GPL. :-(
- js4all 15y agoHe released the linux starter (BIOS) though. There is still hope. BTW. the starter contains assembler code. It is amazing to see this running in the browser.
- elliottcarlson 15y agoNot really (and please hear me out!). The last thread had a few amazed commenter's remarking that they were surprised that there was a C compiler, or that they could do various things within it. The amazing part is that an x86 emulator was made that could start up a linux image - everything else is kind of obvious that it should work at that point since the x86 emulator was written so well. So the amazing part is the emulator - everything else including the assembly etc should just work because well - it's supposed to!
- steevdave 15y agoActually he isn't violating the GPL. The GPL states that you have to make it available when requested, and as a mechanism of your choosing. It doesn't say you have to put the source code on the web so that others can access it easily. I'm tired of people screaming GPL violation because the source code isn't posted online for their perusal. Edit to add: Also of note, in the tarball that he provides is the patch to the Linux 2.6.20 sources that he uses. Which... is the sources for the clipboard. Did you even look to see if the sources were available? Deleting the comment that this was in (the new iPhone app doesn't let me edit my comment unless I missed something)
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- KonradKlause 15y agoIck, you’re right. I've looked at the tarball one or two days ago, and there was no source for the clipboard.