[Bf-committers] GPL or (c) infringement?

[Jeremy Wall]

There is no restriction in selling the software binaries as a service,
but if the code is untouched then he is required to supply the
sourcecode with the product when asked. Additionally if he has license
restrictions on the software redistribution that would also be a
violation of the gpl.

I'm not sure how blender's dual licensing works into all this though.
Does the Blender License come into play here somewhere?


On Thu, 10 Mar 2005 10:02:55 -0700, Tom M <letterrip at gmail.com> wrote:
> Robert,
> 
> >But then again, looking on Ebay, he's _offering_ re-branded Blender, I don't
> >see that he's actually sold any....
> 
> There have been about 30 sales since Febuary 23 (ebays completed
> auctions appears to only go back a bit less than a month...)
> 
> Also the seller is apparently located in singapore, so the laws in
> that country might be violated as well.
> 
> LetterRip
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