In data Mon, 29 Nov 2004 19:45:57 +0100 Marco Bertolini - Sal <marco.bertolini1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> scrisse: > e ribadisco che se loro volessero prendere netBSD ed infilarlo > completamente dentro il codice di win potrebbero farlo legalmente. non e` proprio cosi` vero: da http://netbsd.org/Goals/redistribution.html: "Though the Berkeley license is generally used as the template for the license terms of works that are part of the NetBSD source tree, it does not apply to all works in the source tree, and you should check the individual source files to see what license applies to them. In particular, certain parts of the source tree are covered by the GNU General Public License (also known as the GPL), which is very different from the Berkeley license. Though we would like all of the software that we distribute to be covered by a Berkeley-style license, we can't make other people change their license terms, and we don't have an infinite amount of time to rewrite all of the software that we need." la GPL e` dappertutto :-) ciao ax