Distributing commercial software on a Linux virtual appliance, and the GPL -


We want to distribute our (commercial off-source) software as a virtual device.

Our favorite OS is Linux

We do not want to violate GPL, and we do not want to open source IP at this time.

Can we do this legally?

> Or do we need to use an OS with a more approved license (such as BSD)?

( PS: I think that will eventually require a good lawyer's advice I )

Edit: For comments all Thank You for.

Just the fact that your application is not running on the top of the GPL'd kernel , Affects the licensing of your software. It really depends on your software to actually "link" (whatever definition "links" means for any language written in your software).

Is your software connected to the GPL kernel? Or any other GPL software?


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