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Story: Fortinet settles GPL violation suit
Posted by: Sum Yung Gai (Tuesday 26 April 2005, 7:03 PM)
So, not only were they knowledgeable of their GPL violation, but they deliberately and purposefully attempted to hide it. That, friends, is called LYING. If Microsoft's licenses had been violated so flagrantly by someone, that someone would have nothing left after Microsoft got through suing (possibly literally) the pants off of them.
Fortinet should've been fined severely for their willful attempts to hide their license violation. I certainly wouldn't buy anything from them.
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