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want to get into legal trouble, please

convince me that this is legal.” The

A says:

What we are doing is getting

the source rpm of each Red

Hat Enterprise package from a

publicly available area. Each of

these packages, except for a

few, have the GPL license. This

license states that we can

freely distribute that package.

We are recompiling those

packages without any change.

Hence, we can freely distribute

those rpms that were

built....And although these

rpms are basically identical to

Red Hat’s Enterprise Linux,

they were built by us and are

freely distributable. We can do

with them what we want....

Although it is basically identi-

cal to Red Hat Enterprise Linux,

it is, in essence, a completely

different release, just with the

same programs, packaged the

same way.

Fermilab supports its own users

and directs others toward Scientific

Linux, which was codeveloped by

Fermilab, CERN and other laborato-

ries and universities. Troy Dawson is

the primary contact for both Fermi

Linux and Scientific Linux. On his own

site, he explains, “Fermilab uses what

is called Fermi Linux. It is now based

on Scientific Linux. It is actually a

site modification, so technically it is

Scientific Linux Fermi. But we call

all of the releases we have made

Fermi Linux.”

While Fermi Linux’s version history

starts with 5.0x in 1998, Scientific

Linux’s history starts with 3.0.1 in 2004.

Both sites’ current distribution version

pages have near-identical tables of

releases, dates and notes. The latest

version for both is 5.x.

In a comment to an on-line Linux

Journal article (www.linuxjournal.com/

article/8253), William Roddy wrote,

“Scientific Linux will work in any

environment Red Hat would, and

even better. It’s a work of art and

genius, and in the field of high-energy

physics, if this Linux didn’t work,

it wouldn’t be used. Yet, it is useful

to anyone. If you demand stability

and security, you will not do better.

It will always be there and it will

always be free.”

—DOC SEARLS

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