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Many thanks to http://gpl-violations.org/ http://gpl-violations.org/! Without their pressure this would have taken considerably longer. (Or wouldn't have happen

by vog 15y ago

Many thanks to http://gpl-violations.org/ http://gpl-violations.org/! Without their pressure this would have taken considerably longer. (Or wouldn't have happened at all?)

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vog 15y ago
To the person who downvoted this comment: Could you explain what's wrong with it?
- Andrex 15y ago
  Probably because it was always the intent to release the ICS source code, and gpl-violations didn't factor into the decision whatsoever. (I didn't downvote your comment though.)
- vgrichina 15y ago
  GPL'ed code has been already released by Google, what was released now is under Apache license.
- roflharrison 15y ago
  From what i can see there is no pressure being put on Google from gpl-violations.org (presumably because the haven't made any violations). Plenty of heat being put on manufacturers with Android devices but that is hardly Google's fault or related to the ICS release.