OpenSSL 1.0.0 released

http://www.polarssl.org/license_exception

But, that has two conditions that still make it still unusable by a linux distro as a replacement for
GNUTLS/OpenSSL:

> A FOSS application developer ("you" or "your") may distribute a Derivative Work provided that
> you and the Derivative Work meet all of the following conditions:

[...]

> 4. You distribute Independent Works in object code or executable form with the complete
> corresponding machine-readable source code on the same medium and under the same FOSS
> license applying to the object code or executable forms;

Not the case for a Linux distro: source is usually not distributed on the same CD as binaries.
Furthermore, source code for many programs is available under different (less restrictive) terms
than the object code (because the object code is only available under the intersection of the
licenses for all pieces of source code.

> 5. All works that are aggregated with the Program or the Derivative Work on a medium or
> volume of storage are not derivative works of the Program, Derivative Work or FOSS
> Application, and must reasonably be considered independent and separate works.

Not the case for a Linux distro: in fact many such Derivative Works are derivative works of other
such Derivative Works.