| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - by EmbeddedJanitor (597831) writes: There is only such a thing as licensing.This does not have to put Novell in violation of GPL, for multiple reasons:1)Novell owns IP that has nothing to do with Linux.2)Even if some code is in Linux, and available under GPL, if Linux are the copyright holders of the code, then they can also release it under different lisences too.
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