The solution? As I said before, Copyright licenses (like any license) are freely revocable unless barred by estoppel. The GPL v2 lacks a no-revocation clause thus estoppel would be more difficult to argue (additonally none of the "agreeing parties" have ever met each other).
GrSecurity is a derivative work of the linux kernel, it is non-seperable: it wholly relies on the linux kernel source code to work.
The linux kernel is not under joint copyright, it is simply a collection of derivative work upon derivative work.
The solution is for one or many of the rightsholders to the code GRSecurity is derived from/ modifies to rescind Brad Spengler's license to use or modify their code.
Brad no longer contributes to us. This is his stab at us all. Stab back.
Addionally there were third parties who contributed to the GRSecurity code base when it was publically distributed.
Brad Spengler prevents a private purchaser from redistributing the sourcecode via contract clauses between him and they: thus willfully frustrating the purpose of the license HE was granted by the linux kernel rightsholders. This is another reason a court may find him in violation of the license grant of the GPL. As we discussed previously.
Also Brad Spengler threatens others with lawsuit in a nearly transparent attempt to get them to stop porting over the work:
So I tried the MikeeUSA game "RPG1". So confusing! I got stuck and didn't know wtf to do. I'm thinking there is a bug in there. sourceforge.net/u/mikeeusa2/profile/ Crossfire looks nice and comfy. Might give that a shot. Anyway I'm OpenBSD user, so don't care about Brad, except to say he's very angry at OpenBSD team for some reason. Oh well, not my problem. Time for games! XDDDDD
Time to go to truly secure software like the divine-intellect operating system TempleOS. Remember ring protection faults never happen, that's a myth.
Robert Nelson
Just use the last testing patch until the kernel it goes with becomes obsoulete in 2019.
Xavier Flores
Poke around, you can read some txt files from other users on that terminal, which might have info on the passcodes to the doors. You can also search around for bombs, which can destroy glass windows... which can get you through to the next corridor. Be careful though: if you detonate a bomb (b) in a confined hallway you'll feel the heat.
Kayden Lee
Problem is these patches, somehow, only work with exactly the kernel they're diffed from, so if you want new hardware support, you're out of luck. Guess that's what happens with one huge monolith.
Also they're violating the agreement, also they call their work an "original work" while it's a derivative work. That's like me saying Chaos Esque Anthology or Crossfire-Extended is somehow an "original" work of mine (they are derivative).
..Atleast I have some originals tho (RPG1, gpcslots1, gpcslots2, music, etc)
Spengler is threatening others with legal action when he is intentionally frustrating the purpose of the agreement that allows him to modify the linux kernel in the first place. (A court would likely find him in violation of the agreement).
haven't received anything back more than an automated reply. Likewise internet troll mikeeusa -- I have been trying since June 3rd of last
Seems he's abit steamed about my emails and articles from last year still and the discussions those wrought. Funny seeing my nickname just appear. Also I wonder why lay people think that since they have any idea about what the law is* thus it must be that, and I am just some stoopid dumb troll who doesn't know jack-shit?
*(It's always proud gritty white men who hate the thought of men marrying female children and thus not giving advantage to white-goddess-wuuuman-U-CANT-HANDLE-HER!!, who believe that whatever they come up with is what the law must be, oh and the law is a genie that just follows the narrowest definition of a word, and judges apparently can't figure-out the purpose of a scheme)
I bet he wants money to attract adult roastie whores. He's mad people don't pay him for a hobby. He hate's the idea of man + lolis so thus violates Deuteronomy 22, 28-29 (hebrew), along with various others. He's a normie good boy.
Connor Jackson
Have you tried GPCslots2 and Chaos-Esque Anthology (a modification of Xonotic)?
