Re: [Edu-fr] GNU software at WVU

[obenassy]

John Gianola writes:
 > Hello,
 >     My name is John Gianola and I am a Junior at West Virginia University. I 
 > am on the Student Advisory Committee at the Electrical Engineering and 
 > Computer Science Department here at WVU. I am working on a proposal for 
 > standardizing software in our department and possibly distributing software 
 > either via CD or via internet for students to use in their home computers. I 
 > am very interested in GNU software for this purpose (especially Emacs and 
 > GCC). I was simply wondering what sort of licensing WVU and our Computer 
 > Science and Electrical Engineering Department would need to destribute your 
 > software.
 > 
 > Thank you in Advance,
 > John Gianola

All you need is comply to the GNU public license itself. 
So you may distribute it freely, modify and distribute as you please, but your 
own users must get all these rights also. You must allow their modifying or 
redistributing your derived works as well.

Learn more about GPL :
http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-faq.html

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