Subject | Re: [IBDI] OK to offer FB build 821 for download? |
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Author | Ann W. Harrison |
Post date | 2002-06-10T13:58:37Z |
At 03:37 PM 6/9/2002 +0200, Frank Ingermann wrote:
anyone else. Yes, you can build and offer binaries. It would
probably be best if you called them Firebird as long as they are
built from the Firebird source tree. The IPL prevents you from
calling them InterBase(r) - as if anyone would. That prohibition
is a trademark issue. You could call them FIngerBird if you
want - there's no prohibition on that either.
You'd save the world a lot of trouble if you listed the differences
between the binaries on your site and FB1, and the difference between
it and other binaries on sourceforge, just so we don't answer that
question on the lists once (or twice) for everyone who finds your
site.
Regards,
Ann
www.ibphoenix.com
We have answers.
>Now my question is: is it allowed/legal/welcome... to upload theThe IBPhoenix crowd have no more rights to a Firebird build than
>821 build to my Firebird homepage to offer it for download there,
>or are people who want/need this build required to buy the CD?
anyone else. Yes, you can build and offer binaries. It would
probably be best if you called them Firebird as long as they are
built from the Firebird source tree. The IPL prevents you from
calling them InterBase(r) - as if anyone would. That prohibition
is a trademark issue. You could call them FIngerBird if you
want - there's no prohibition on that either.
You'd save the world a lot of trouble if you listed the differences
between the binaries on your site and FB1, and the difference between
it and other binaries on sourceforge, just so we don't answer that
question on the lists once (or twice) for everyone who finds your
site.
Regards,
Ann
www.ibphoenix.com
We have answers.