Berkeley CSUA MOTD:Entry 14974
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11/18   http://www.troll.no/qpl <-- QT Public License; KDE will be opensource
        \_ seems to be pseudo-GNU now.
           \_ Everybody seems to have some kind of "public license" these days.
              \_ And that's bad because?...
                 \_ where the hell was there an inference that everyone
                    having a public license is a bad thing???
                 \_ It's not bad; it's just funny.
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