Linux license is GPL version 2. The current version of the GPL is version 3, which has even more restrictions on it than the original GPL version 2. I always found that interesting, you know, the GPL version 3 having all these restrictions. And I'm thinking, well, from a freedom standpoint, why? You see how I want. Yeah. Well, I have described it as a GPL version 3 protects your freedoms unless you want freedom of choice. Ah. You see, so and freedom of choice is not one of the four primary freedoms that the Free Software Foundation supports. That's what's his name's Stallman? Richard Stallman. Yes, his foundation. He's always... I'll say this. He always seemed to be like the mad cat professor to me. Yeah, he's a character, that's for sure. But I'm just saying people can still license their open source projects into version 2, can't they? GPL version 2? Oh, yeah, sure. Yeah, both. You can use either license at this point and you can select from whatever license you want as long as it (5/42)
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