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The '''GPL''', or GNU Public License, is one of the most important documents ever written on a computer. It is to [[Richard Stallman]] as the Ten Commandments is to Moses. Any software released under this license respects your freedoms, though it is not a guarantee the software itself is any good. | The '''GPL''', or GNU Public License, is one of the most important documents ever written on a computer. It is to [[Richard Stallman]] as the Ten Commandments is to Moses. Any software released under this license respects your freedoms, though it is not a guarantee the software itself is any good. | ||
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Revision as of 21:42, 31 January 2014
The GPL, or GNU Public License, is one of the most important documents ever written on a computer. It is to Richard Stallman as the Ten Commandments is to Moses. Any software released under this license respects your freedoms, though it is not a guarantee the software itself is any good.