Hi Raul, On Thu, Nov 19, 1998 at 03:04:47PM -0500, Raul Miller wrote: > Sure, but the patch is also a derived work. > > I don't think they've thought through the implications of this, yet: You > can introduce sufficient patches to incorporate the entire functional > body of Qt's source in the patch, and distribute the patch under the > license mandated by this license. > > At this point, anyone else can do whatever they want with that patch. Cool Idea! What about this: cp -a qt-2.0 qtsource for i in `find -type f qtsource`; do >$i done diff -c qt-2.0 qtsource >some_patch :-) This is a patch which truncates all files in the qt-source or, applied reversely, generates the original sources... > This is a loophole even bigger than where they grant permission to > distribute apps under the terms of the GPL. cu Torsten
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