Re: Planned obsolescence ? (OpenBSD)
Philipp Kern <[email protected]>
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| Organization | Debian |
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On 2025-11-04 15:19, John David Anglin wrote: > On 2025-11-02 5:23 p.m., Paul Tagliamonte wrote: >> Debian has no corperate entity -- it's only people, working together. >> We have a few nonprofits that sponsor Debian resources in a few >> countries, >> but none are "Debian". OpenBSD is in similar shape. I respect that. > > Debian is a project of SPI Inc. See copyright on Debian web pages. Not really. https://www.debian.org/license says the website's texts are copyrighted by SPI (which, tbh, was news to me - there's no copyright assignment) - it's specifically called "Debian WWW Pages License". The trademark is held by SPI. But what Paul said still applies: We have a few non-profits around the world that hold some assets and have operational control over them - but that is only where a legal entity was needed. Kind regards Philipp Kern