In message <39218EDE.70C499FC@iconixx.com>, Scott Bartram writes:
>[My original subject line should have said "released *for* open source" not
>"released *as* open source"]
>
>From the Open Motif license:
>
>"This license will allow the release of the Motif source code, as a product
>called Open Motif, for use, reproduction and distribution on operating systems
>that are themselves Open Source programs, such as Linux and FreeBSD, without
>the payment of royalties. The license can be found at
>http://www.opengroup.org/openmotif/license."
>
>The bottom line is that you can download, compile, [modify and compile again],
>and distribute binaries for NetBSD.

Hmm.  I wonder if they've thought about the implications of what happens when
someone takes that NetBSD system and produces a closed variant.  It doesn't
meet the Open Source definition, anyway; restrictions on who can use it.

-s