Re: GNU software at WVU

John Gianola writes:
 > Hello,
 >     My name is John Gianola and I am a Junior at West Virginia Unive=
rsity. I am on the Student Advisory Committee at the Electrical Enginee=
ring and Computer Science Department here at WVU. I am working on a pro=
posal for standardizing software in our department and possibly distrib=
uting software either via CD or via internet for students to use in the=
ir home computers. I am very interested in GNU software for this purpos=
e (especially Emacs and GCC). I was simply wondering what sort of licen=
sing WVU and our Computer Science and Electrical Engineering Department=
 would need to destribute your software.
 >=20
 > Thank you in Advance,
 > John Gianola

All you need is comply to the GNU public license itself.=20
So you may distribute it freely, modify and distribute as you please, b=
ut your own users must get all these rights also. You must allow their =
modifying or redistributing your derived works as well.

Learn more about GPL :
http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-faq.html

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