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> Authors of individual files are clearly free to release their own work under BSD even inside such a GPL-licensed compilation, and if someone takes out all GPL code, the result can be distributed under BSD license. > BSD doesn't need to "relicense" anything as the license to the existing code already permits combining with the GPL . I don't see how it can be made any more clear. If you remove the GPL code, it no lon…
Do these words look familar? > GPL only prevents added restrictions from being added to the GPL code itself, or the combined work. If users downstream remove said code, then it would not be a combined work anymore. Perhaps you should read your own work before replying. > You said it was impossible, yet they did it. O'rly? Where was that?
Perhaps you should read your own words before replying.
>> You said it was impossible, yet they did it.
> O'rly?
>>>> No, this is impossible. Linuxemu is a compatibility layer for Linux user-mode binaries. It emulates the Linux system call interface. It cannot be used with Linux drivers.
>>> emulation layer ... provide a sufficiently complete emulation of the kernel APIs so that device drivers could be used.
> Where was that?