Mark Shuttleworth Prefers GPL V3
Mark Shuttleworth, the founder of the world's most popular GNU/Linux based operating system Ubuntu has won accolades by showing what the technology leaders need to understand today. He said that he prefers GNU GPL v3 over V2, as it has 'a calming effect on software patents'. He hopes soon more and more FOSS companies and communities will realize the dangers of software patents and choose GNU GPL v3 over other licenses.
Mark was responding in an IRC chat question and answer session. Here are some important questions being asked.
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