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Linus on GPLv3 and ZFS

Linus on GPLv3 and ZFS

Posted Jun 12, 2007 20:43 UTC (Tue) by JoeBuck (subscriber, #2330)
In reply to: Linus on GPLv3 and ZFS by arcticwolf
Parent article: Linus on GPLv3 and ZFS

If all of the kernel code were GPLv2 || GPLv3, it could be combined with a GPLv3 ZFS. The collection as a whole would be GPLv3 only if ZFS were added, but ZFS could be a module, and everything would be legal, while embedded software developers who want to do DRM could still use the rest of Linux (except ZFS).


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