On Sat, 2002-08-31 at 17:13, Daniel Phillips wrote:
> Why worry about what SELinux needs, since it is proprietary, and may
> not even be legal to distribute? Perhaps there is some other set of
> security plugins that actually matter.
SELinux is GPL. Americans may not be allowed to use it but that doesn't
make it proprietary. As it happens there are several very plausible ways
of working around the bogus patents anyway
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