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> My point is that you can't get away with not licensing your free software djb did, before he released everything (or practically everything?) into the public
by cbd1984 12y ago
> My point is that you can't get away with not licensing your free software
djb did, before he released everything (or practically everything?) into the public domain. Look for my other comment thread to see the practical results of that.
- MichaelGG 12y agoHuh? djb had some sort of requirements, otherwise maintainers wouldn't have had the big tiff they did about his directory ideas (arguably better, but not in isolation). They couldn't package qmail up to use their distro-specific ways. Public domain fixed this, of course.
- cbd1984 12y agoRead the page I linked to in the other subthread. djb never used a license.