On Mon, 2006-11-27 at 20:37 -0800, John-Sugar wrote:
> Just another example of a way to be technically OSI approved, but
> still protect your attribution marks. What happens if you remove all
> the redhat marks and compile the source? RHEL makes that super simple
> right? No compile issues? Any average developer should be able to do
> this right? Can you point me to an URL and instructions on how to do
> this?
Well, building an entire distribution is not exactly the same thing as
compiling a package, but it so happens that this has already been done
for you:
http://www.centos.org/
Enjoy,
- Michael R. Bernstein
michaelbernstein.com
