[Bug 427484] Review Request: documentation-devel-RedHat - Red Hat theme
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Fri Jan 18 05:01:49 UTC 2008
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Summary: Review Request: documentation-devel-RedHat - Red Hat theme
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=427484
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------- Additional Comments From kwade at redhat.com 2008-01-18 00:01 EST -------
(In reply to comment #2)
> The main goal here is to allow Red Hat writers and developers to use Fedora as
> their main work environment for documentation.
Which is, ironically, an argument for freeing Red Hat documentation from the
additional OPL restrictions.
> The Red Hat documentation uses the above license. The xml & images in this
> package is embedded in the books at build time. I thought it easiest to use the
> same license to avoid licensing conflicts ... some may read that as "not have to
> talk to lawyers" :D
The lawyers have already spoken, and thus we have:
http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Licensing
FWIW, we just had a test case of this recently. Several guides that went with
system-config-* packages and the PHP Manual were under the OPL with options.
The result is the former changed their license, and the PHP Manual is not going
to appear in Fedora 9 because upstream did not want to change or dual-license.
> I need a license that allows the xml and images to be used in OPL + Restrictions
> books.
If Red Hat is the original copyright holder, they can dual-license under the OPl
without options.
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