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"If the linux GPL is like the GNU General Public License, then that is neither a correct nor fair representation of it, in a fundamental way. As i understand it, the GPL allows any amount of resale and redistribution of the code to which it is applied, but with one very specific restriction - source code must be provided along with executables. Am i mistaken - does the Linux version actually prohibit resale?" The GPL allows resale and redistribution without restrictions. The whole point of the GPL is that the only restriction is that you cannot take away these freedoms of resale and redistribution.