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Penguin on Thin Ice? (FindLaw)Penguin on Thin Ice? (FindLaw)Posted Jun 26, 2003 17:13 UTC (Thu) by mongre26 (guest, #4224)Parent article: Penguin on Thin Ice? (FindLaw) Ya the title on LWN is puzzling given that this article shows how SCO is on thin ice based on fundamental legal principles. Terrence
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Penguin on Thin Ice? (FindLaw) Posted Jun 26, 2003 17:40 UTC (Thu) by dbreakey (guest, #1381) [Link] The LWN title is obviously taken from the original article title, where it's clearly intended to be along the lines of "Penguin on Thin Ice? I don't think so!" Implied sarcasm, in other words.
Penguin on Thin Ice? (FindLaw) Posted Jun 26, 2003 18:21 UTC (Thu) by StevenCole (guest, #3068) [Link] Another layer of this is that a Penguin on thin ice is just about to plunge into its natural environment, like a rabbit fixin' to get thrown into a briar patch.Referring to the Linux license as "copyleft" is an oversimplification. In an article about law, the author should have either linked to the GNU GPL or at least discussed it superficially instead of being so imprecise. Yes, I know that the above GNU GPL link is under www.gnu.org/copyleft, but I believe that "copyleft" is a very unfortunate word choice. It's a clever pun on "copyright", but "left" has political overtones which, although perhaps in line with RMS's politics, are not in line with that of many others who support the GPL and what it stands for. Left/Right politics should be orthogonal to the licensing terms of the GPL.
Penguin on Thin Ice? (FindLaw) Posted Jun 26, 2003 19:19 UTC (Thu) by toon (guest, #511) [Link] > Implied sarcasmNot only that, look at the sub-title: "Why IBM Should Win in the Fight to Save Linux" Toon Moene.
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