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I've removed the text about Xming being free software. The website states that the author believes that redistribution without "asking permission" is a copyvio, which is nonsense. It'd be misleading to present the software as GPL on here when the author doesn't appear to have read it. Chris Cunningham 11:50, 13 July 2007 (UTC)[reply]

If you don't agree with the terms of use (license) and the terms of copying (copyright) don't use it. It's free to everyone who doesn't wear a pirate's hat :) [Colin Harrison]

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	I've removed the text about Xming being free software. The website states that the author believes that redistribution without "asking permission" is a copyvio, which is nonsense. It'd be misleading to present the software as GPL on here when the author doesn't appear to have read it. [[User:Thumperward\|Chris Cunningham]] 11:50, 13 July 2007 (UTC)		I've removed the text about Xming being free software. The website states that the author believes that redistribution without "asking permission" is a copyvio, which is nonsense. It'd be misleading to present the software as GPL on here when the author doesn't appear to have read it. [[User:Thumperward\|Chris Cunningham]] 11:50, 13 July 2007 (UTC)

			If you don't agree with the terms of use (license) and the terms of copying (copyright) don't use it. It's free to everyone who doesn't wear a pirate's hat :) [Colin Harrison]