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#GPLViolation

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in #australia has anyone heard of or had any luck with returning a product that violates software rights claiming Australian Consumer Law - item does not match description? Thinking GPL license

For example "Android" is a brand that *means* 'opensource' and 'Linux'; so if twelve months pass and in my case Motorola (running) MediaTek hasn't released the source code of the Linux kernel to distribute with the phones - can I say they mislead me and I want a return or a replacement (with the source code)?

These #GPLviolaters need to pay and comply or lose money

#australianconsumerlaw #ACCC #android #licensing #GPL #GPLViolation #Linux #freesoftware #FOSS #FLOSS #opensource #softwarerights #motorola #mediatek #aus #auslaw #law #eff #electronicfrontierfoundation #efa #electronicfrontiersAustralia

@eff

What a disaster this "let's open-source WinAmp" PR stunt has been.

github.com/WinampDesktop/winam

The issues are just being spammed incessantly, they had copyrighted code from Dolby in there, looks like they've violated the LGPL, their license violates the GitHub terms of service.

GitHubGitHub - WinampDesktop/winamp: Iconic media playerIconic media player. Contribute to WinampDesktop/winamp development by creating an account on GitHub.

ltmain.sh isn't a source file, it's the compiled output of a bunch of m4 code from libtool. The version of ltmain.sh in #GNU #binutils does not correspond to any version of the libtool sources (release tarballs or libtool.git). We don't have the Complete Corresponding Source to binutils' ltmain.sh! #GPLviolation :P

(It has a --no-finish flag that no libtool sources have ever had.)

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@mrdk @Scmbradley

I remember that back when the first lawsuits happened, journalists explained an interesting & surprising fact: if you are a company who uses (parts of) GPLed software and you get dragged to court over an alleged #GplViolation, you should have your lawyers argue that the #GPL is valid. Because if it were not valid, you would have no license. And without a license, standard copyright rules prevent you from doing anything with the software - even from simply downloading it!