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| DATE | 2012-05-17 |
| FROM | Paul Robert Marino
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| SUBJECT | Subject: [NYLXS - HANGOUT] You find coppies of the gpl in so many strange places nowadays
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Subject: [NYLXS - HANGOUT] You find coppies of the gpl in so many strange places nowadays
From: Paul Robert Marino
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Last week my reciver on my sterio finally started to die. There were a few
incidents over the years that damaged it but and all things considered $140
Onkyo reciver lasted more than 10 years of near nonstop use so I feal I got
my moneys worth out of it. So I decided to get a new Onkyo reciver one of
the THX recivers they just came out with last month the TX-NR616. Well I
got a supprise while looking for the english version of the quickstart
guide I found my self looking at a printed copy of the GPL and LGPL.
Aparrently my new reciver is a GNU/Linux box with things like libogg,
libFLAC, thttpd, etc. installed. I'm not usually supprised when I find out
an appliance runs GNU/Linux any more but it never occured to me my sterio
might run it one day. What I found really supprising is they actually
printed a copy of the licenses an the copyleft statments from all of the
software installed I've never seen a company actually do that before, and I
have to say I was plesantly surprised.
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Last week my reciver on my sterio finally started to die. There were a f=
ew incidents over the years that damaged it but and all things considered $=
140 Onkyo reciver lasted more than 10 years of near nonstop use so I feal I=
got my moneys worth out of it. So I decided to get a new Onkyo reciver one=
of the THX recivers they just came out with last month the TX-NR616. Well =
I got a supprise while looking for the english version of the quickstart gu=
ide I found my self looking at a printed copy of the GPL and LGPL. Aparrent=
ly my new reciver is a GNU/Linux box with things like libogg, libFLAC, thtt=
pd, etc. installed. I'm not usually supprised when I find out an applia=
nce runs GNU/Linux any more but it never occured to me my sterio might run =
it one day. What I found really supprising is they actually printed a copy =
of the licenses an the copyleft statments from all of the software installe=
d I've never seen a company actually do that before, and I have to say =
I was plesantly surprised.
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Last week my reciver on my sterio finally started to die. There were a few
incidents over the years that damaged it but and all things considered $140
Onkyo reciver lasted more than 10 years of near nonstop use so I feal I got
my moneys worth out of it. So I decided to get a new Onkyo reciver one of
the THX recivers they just came out with last month the TX-NR616. Well I
got a supprise while looking for the english version of the quickstart
guide I found my self looking at a printed copy of the GPL and LGPL.
Aparrently my new reciver is a GNU/Linux box with things like libogg,
libFLAC, thttpd, etc. installed. I'm not usually supprised when I find out
an appliance runs GNU/Linux any more but it never occured to me my sterio
might run it one day. What I found really supprising is they actually
printed a copy of the licenses an the copyleft statments from all of the
software installed I've never seen a company actually do that before, and I
have to say I was plesantly surprised.
--e89a8fb20078f45c3f04c0473d7e
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Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
Last week my reciver on my sterio finally started to die. There were a f=
ew incidents over the years that damaged it but and all things considered $=
140 Onkyo reciver lasted more than 10 years of near nonstop use so I feal I=
got my moneys worth out of it. So I decided to get a new Onkyo reciver one=
of the THX recivers they just came out with last month the TX-NR616. Well =
I got a supprise while looking for the english version of the quickstart gu=
ide I found my self looking at a printed copy of the GPL and LGPL. Aparrent=
ly my new reciver is a GNU/Linux box with things like libogg, libFLAC, thtt=
pd, etc. installed. I'm not usually supprised when I find out an applia=
nce runs GNU/Linux any more but it never occured to me my sterio might run =
it one day. What I found really supprising is they actually printed a copy =
of the licenses an the copyleft statments from all of the software installe=
d I've never seen a company actually do that before, and I have to say =
I was plesantly surprised.
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