[Python-Dev] Python 2.0 License Discussion Mailing List Created

[Greg Ewing]

> meaning that Python
> 2.0 can be redistributed under the Python 2.0 license or under the
> GPL

Are you sure that's possible? Doesn't the CNRI license
require that its terms be passed on to users of derivative
works? If so, a user of Python 2.0 couldn't just remove the
CNRI license and replace it with the GPL.

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