Linked by David Adams on Thu 30th Jun 2011 15:40 UTC
OSNews interviews Alexander Tsolkas, security consultant,
Director Sales & Marketing at Iπsec Ltd. Germany, and creator of HSS, or High Security Server, a highly secure Linux kernel and a proprietary management Control Panel. We ask him about his product and about the state of ultra high security computing.
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And...? If you're selling a product based on GPL code, then you should re-distribute the same code under the same license. If you're selling it _without_ the source code, then you're violating the GPL.
It takes less than 5 minutes to submit a request to http://gpl-violations.org/, and afaik Germany is already a proven country for the validity of the GPL.
Where can we find the source code? 
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2006-07-14
GPL compliance is pretty basic, IMHO. If you can't meet the obligations of the license, you can't distribute your product. That's sort of important to your business model, I would think.