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SCO readies new Linux licensing program (InfoWorld)SCO readies new Linux licensing program (InfoWorld)Posted Jul 20, 2003 4:21 UTC (Sun) by proski (subscriber, #104)In reply to: SCO readies new Linux licensing program (InfoWorld) by bret Parent article: SCO readies new Linux licensing program (InfoWorld) I dont' think Caldera Linux was licensed under GPL as a whole. Sure, it included components under the GPL and took advantage of the permission to distribute the code under the GPL. But I don't think the license for the distribution as a whole, if it existed at all, was GPL.
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SCO readies new Linux licensing program (InfoWorld) Posted Jul 20, 2003 16:37 UTC (Sun) by LinuxLobbyist (guest, #6541) [Link] That's somewhat irrelevent. The code in question (at least, currently) is only in the Linux kernel. I'm sure you'd find (though I haven't checked), that the kernel included in Caldera's distribution did include a copy of the GPL and indicated that it applied to the *kernel* as a whole.
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