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Since Apache can be relicensed as I understand, doesn't that mean GNU people could just slap GPL on there if that's what stops them using it? Isn't this how the
by m_mueller 13y ago
Since Apache can be relicensed as I understand, doesn't that mean GNU people could just slap GPL on there if that's what stops them using it? Isn't this how they usually integrate FF anyways, by renaming it something to something like Icyfox and changing its license?
- takluyver 13y ago'Iceweasel' is the branding Debian applies to Firefox (and 'Icedove' for Thunderbird). That's nothing to do with the code license, it's specifically about trademark and copyright on the names and logos.
- belorn 13y agoCorrect. I recommend https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iceweasel#History_and_origin_of_name https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iceweasel#History_and_origin_o... for more information. Please note this: The artwork in Firefox had a proprietary copyright license. As for the license: The rebranded programs are available under Mozilla's standard MPL/GPL/LGPL tri-license. Like Mozilla, the default icons are under the same tri-license, but unlike Mozilla, there are no trademark restrictions.