Re: Are they obligued to give me the source code?

Michael Schnell a écrit :
AFAI understood:

According to this decision the source code must come with the compiled code. Thus if the compiled code can be downloaded the source code needs to be downloadable from the same site. If the compiled code comes with some kind of a hardware, the source code should come with a related roll-out.

This would apply to all firmware downloads containing GPL stuff.
That's interesting as I know at least one company that does not
do that: you have to pay $20 to get a CD with the (incomplete)
code.

Did you get that from the German ruling?


Laurent
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