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Hi all,
On 9/16/15, Kartik Mistry <kartik.mistry@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Wed, Sep 16, 2015 at 12:46 PM, Abhilash Mhaisne
> <abhilashmhaisne@gmail.com> wrote:
>> I am unable to understand how this works. If BOSS is derived from debian,
>> it
>> is ought to be free software. So, government of India and C-DAC can be
>> sued
>> by debian for violating the terms of free software. How can they "guard"
>> the
>> code?
>
> Wait and watch!
>
> BOSSLinux was cooperative with Debian Derivative project. I don't know
> the latest development on that front.
>
> PS: Please do not Top-post.
>
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>
The last interaction with BOSSLinux was Jonas where he tried to make
them see some reason. The last I heard was at Amrita where things
seemed to be pretty chaotic, had heard they had just started using git
at that point in time.
Also my personal experience was that I could never use BOSS
satisfactorily unless I had Debian repo. at my end and then still used
to get weird stuff (due to headers stuff etc.) . All in all, it was
always a pain.
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