On Sat, Dec 25, 1999 at 03:09:33PM -0800, Joel Klecker wrote:
> >Even if the situation is different, why can't we use a solution like we
> >did with qmail? I know that the situation is different, but I think it's
> >a reasonable solution for such problems.
>
> I'm confused; are you saying that quake source is legal in Germany, but
> binaries aren't!? If that's not what you mean, what solution are you
> referring to?
Quake's binaries and its data files would be illegal in Germany because
they contain violent content.
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Operating Systems Installed:
* Debian GNU/Linux 2.1 4 CD Set ($20 from www.chguy.net; price includes
taxes, shipping, and a $3 donation to FSF). 2 CDs are binaries, 2 CDs
complete source code;
* Windows 98 Second Edition Upgrade Version ($136 through Megadepot.com,
price does not include taxes/shipping). Surprisingly, no source code
is included.
-- Bill Stilwell, http://linuxtoday.com/stories/8794.html
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