Terence EdenThis is a brilliant blog post.
What happens if you write to the address listed in the GPL?
.@Edent How is GPLv3 different?
And why did you get it in the mail?
If I want to get it, do I have to follow the same procedure?
Can't I just copy and paste?
And why did you get it in the mail?
If I want to get it, do I have to follow the same procedure?
Can't I just copy and paste?
@universish I didn't write the blog post. Please address your queries to the author.
Roger Moore@universish @Edent
GPL v3 is different from v2 several ways. It covers some additional situations that weren't anticipated in the original version, which makes it more technical. It also defines a lot of the terms whose definitions were assumed in v2, which makes it longer and more legalistic. Some developers, Linus Torvalds being the most obvious example, don't like v3 and have stuck with v2.
GPL v3 is different from v2 several ways. It covers some additional situations that weren't anticipated in the original version, which makes it more technical. It also defines a lot of the terms whose definitions were assumed in v2, which makes it longer and more legalistic. Some developers, Linus Torvalds being the most obvious example, don't like v3 and have stuck with v2.