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[Larry Butler]

You caught us!  It's part of the legal department's plot to keep their jobs: 
Trick people into "stealing" code.

Well, I can promise you it's not the case that a disgruntled employee just 
slapped an LGLP notice on it.

But, then again how do you know that I'm not just a disgruntled employee?

I guess you'll never know fo sure.

Larry

On Wednesday 17 July 2002 10:39 am, marciot wrote:
> >It was, but now it's not.  I don't know what happened or why.
> 
> Strange. I downloaded the source files and they all carry
> Hewlett-Packard's copyright on it, along with a LGPL notice.
> 
> How do you confirm the legality on something like this? Perhaps
> some disgruntled employee slapped a LGPL notice on the source and
> released it to the public?
> 
> >Personally, I'd love to see some real world proof that this thing is for 
> real.
> 
> Well, the source code is there. Whether it is legal or not is another story.
> I hope we don't end up with another legal mess, like DeCCS.
> 
> Marcio Luis Teixeira
> 
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