Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 29th Aug 2007 00:20 UTC, submitted by anonymous
"This guest whitepaper explains how a hypervisor can be used to leverage GPL software while isolating it from proprietary code, in order to ensure compliance with the requirements of the GPL. It was written by a TRANGO Virtual Processors product manager, and uses that company's hypervisor as an example."
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RE: No need to cirumvent GPLv3
by Hiev on Wed 29th Aug 2007 00:55
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RE[2]: No need to cirumvent GPLv3
by Kishe on Wed 29th Aug 2007 07:25
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Problem for FSF is, GPLv2 still works great for the needs of the majority of software houses...There simply isn't any practical reason to pick GPLv3 over GPLv2.
Most people who keeps their code under GPLv2 doesn't really care who uses their code as long as they're given back the "tit for tat"
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Linux is still licensed GPLv2 and none of the currently GPLv3 licensed software is used on tivo like devices.