Paul Johnson wrote:
> Kamaraju S Kusumanchi wrote:
>> AFAIK, gaim can't do voice chat. Use Skype for voice chat. Skype works both
>> in Linux, Windows.
>>
> To use Skype is to say that it's perfectly OK to grossly violate the
> GPL. Boycott Skype.
>
>

wasnt skype found violating gpl because of a hardware voip phone they
developed?

I wasnt aware there was anything in violation of the gpl in the skype
software that is being talked about, is there?



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steve wrote:
> Paul Johnson wrote:
>
>> Kamaraju S Kusumanchi wrote:
>>
>>> AFAIK, gaim can't do voice chat. Use Skype for voice chat. Skype works both
>>> in Linux, Windows.
>>>
>>>
>> To use Skype is to say that it's perfectly OK to grossly violate the
>> GPL. Boycott Skype.
>>
>>
>>
>
> wasnt skype found violating gpl because of a hardware voip phone they
> developed?
>
> I wasnt aware there was anything in violation of the gpl in the skype
> software that is being talked about, is there?
>

I'm sorry, I wasn't aware there were good and bad GPL violations. Which
violations can we trust to be benevolent, and which shouldn't we, again?