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Red Hat couches Microsoft-Novell pact as a Linux win

Microsoft answers IP questions posed in LXer open letter

Daniel Wallace, who has been fighting a quixotic pro se battle against the GPL on antitrust grounds, has lost his appeal to the United Stated Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit.

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LiveCD distros differ from those installed to HD?

Building a license better than the GPL

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