Comment Re:OK (Score 0) 376
Linux is trademarked.
Linux Mark Institute, exclusive licensor of the Linux trademark on behalf of its owner, Linus Torvalds.
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Comment Re:this seems like the "TiVo" situation to me (Score 0) 782
Charging, say, $500 wouldn't be legal, because there's no way it costs that much to send out a CD.
If you're delivering the software yourself into a really remote place?
Charging any amount is legal. But people have the choice to get it from you, or from somebody else. It is fair.
Comment Re:Yes (Score 1, Insightful) 782
It doesn't prevent people from creating GPL'ed apps that work only on a $100 Windows platform...
If the source is available, then it's your right to distribute. How you distribute it, it is up to your own capability (the fee required to submit the app into the App Store) and media (internet fees, paper, CDs, etc).
