Il giorno 16:47, lunedì 27 novembre 2000, Georg C. F. Greve ha scritto:
gz> <evil grin tag> gz> If Microsoft can sell in Europe, some kind of patent must hold. gz> </evil grin tab>
The GNU General Public License holds _very_ well under German law. The We might want to reduce such statements as a lot of people tend to confuse patents and copyright to begin with. They are two entirely different concepts.
You are right. I didn't user the correct word. The meaning of my sentence is that anyway there must be some kind copyright.
The GNU General Public License holds _very_ well under German law. The only problem so far is that the "no warranty" clause does not become active as it is illegal as far as German law is considered. This means that the more general terms are applied.
Uhm...
Giorgio Zarrelli