Cees de Groot <cg at cdegroot.com> said:
>See above. With modules, the distinction between 'core' (thus 'viral'
>modifications in the distribution image) and 'non-core' (everything that you
>can fetch as a module) will become clearer, and the number of licenses
>applicable to 'non-core' modules will greatly increase.
>
(just a note that even with modules and assuming that 'core' will be 'viral'
code, we'll carefully have to weed out and separate all original Apple code 
from non-core, decide whether it's viral or not, and move the non-core, viral
remnants from the original Apple code to a special module that has big warning
signs "if you touch this, section X of the license applies"...)

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