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en:philosophy:php_trademark [2024/01/16 21:11]
throgh 		en:philosophy:php_trademark [2024/01/17 01:10] (current)
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   * Getting PHP to change its trademark agreement to allow modifications on the PHP binary for any purpose in respect of [[https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html|Freedom 3]].   * Getting PHP to change its trademark agreement to allow modifications on the PHP binary for any purpose in respect of [[https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html|Freedom 3]].
  
 +  * Removal of PHP as the project is not following free, libre software.
  
 +Hyperbola has taken the decision to keep PHP complete out of the repositories, including also all applications possible using PHP. We decline this kind of "freedom" under the influence of trademark-bullying.
 ===== Outcome and decisions for Hyperbola ===== ===== Outcome and decisions for Hyperbola =====
  
 The Hyperbola-project decided to completely remove PHP from its packages since the release of version 0.4.3 for **Hyperbola GNU/Linux-libre** and also for the future with **HyperbolaBSD** as complete operating-system. We don't provide problematic packages and software not respecting the freedom of the users to modify their systems and sources as they want. A trademark-policy can lead to a complete false balance when organizations and people behind decide to withdraw rights at once as it is always part of that trademark. And this withdrawal would immediate lead to further legal issues for projects and systems including those names and software! The Hyperbola-project decided to completely remove PHP from its packages since the release of version 0.4.3 for **Hyperbola GNU/Linux-libre** and also for the future with **HyperbolaBSD** as complete operating-system. We don't provide problematic packages and software not respecting the freedom of the users to modify their systems and sources as they want. A trademark-policy can lead to a complete false balance when organizations and people behind decide to withdraw rights at once as it is always part of that trademark. And this withdrawal would immediate lead to further legal issues for projects and systems including those names and software!