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well, a company like palm could find numerous ways to not send you the cd in time (delaying strategies). don't you think so? it could be like calling google tr
by metachris 17y ago
well, a company like palm could find numerous ways to not send you the cd in time (delaying strategies). don't you think so?
it could be like calling google trying to reach an engineer from adsense.
-> of course a company could delay sending you the code, which could ultimately force you to go to the court to get it.
has anyone received the cd already?
- omouse 17y agowell, a company like palm could find numerous ways to not send you the cd in time (delaying strategies) Take them to court if it isn't supplied within a reasonable amount of time and notify the FSF and the SFLC: http://www.softwarefreedom.org/ http://www.softwarefreedom.org/
- metachris 17y agoyeah. i was just interested if palm is really releasing all their code, or if they try to get away with releasing bits. and, most importantly, if it satisfies the GPL to have a "written offer to supply the source code on request"