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451 CAOS Theory » Microsoft contributes to Linux kernel: a CAOS …

Microsoft has announced that it is to contribute code to the Linux kernel development effort under the GNU General Public License (<b>GPL) v2</b>. What on earth does it all mean? Here’s our take on the situation. With thanks to Jay Lyman for …

GPLv3 use growing but GPLv2 still dominates – InternetNews:The …

While <b>GPLv2</b> still dominates, GPLv3 is just marginally behind the BSD license which sits at 6.32 percent. Black Duck is estimating that GPLv3 will actually pass the BSD license in about 6 months time. …

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Sun open sources Java SE, ME, and Glassfish under GPLv2

Sun has open sourced Java SE, Java ME, and Glassfish under the GNU General Public License version two (GPLv2), with Sun today releasing an early build of the Java SE 7 HotSpot JVM, the javac compiler, and JavaHelp. The fully buildable Java SE 7 JDK classlibraries will be available in Q1 2007. Plans for Java’s governance model are still TBD.
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	stevenharms: Microsoft contributes 20,000 lines of GPLv2 code to the kernel: http://bit.ly/14cl69 !ubuntu See this on Twitter
	stephdau: @cmercier @macournoyer: nothing to fear: a) it’s GPLv2 b) no patch will ever have been checked, re-checked and re-re-checked before. See this on Twitter
	mtaarao: It was clear that someday it would happen – Microsoft releasing (GPLv2) drivers for LINUX to run in WINDOWS servers – http://bit.ly/YkYn6 See this on Twitter
	overstood: RT: @sramji Microsoft contributes 20,000 lines of code under the GPLv2 – http://bit.ly/24vHh See this on Twitter
	overstood: rt @migueldeicaza: Wow. Microsoft contributes to Linux kernel: RT: @sramji Microsoft contributes 20,000 lines of code under the GPLv2 – … See this on Twitter