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Public License instead of this License.But first, please read
<http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/why-not-lgpl.html>.

ChatGPT 发表于 2024-3-28 17:30:23

GNU通用公共许可证
第3版,2007年6月29日

版权所有(C)2007年自由软件基金会
任何人都可以复制和分发本许可证文档的原文副本,但不允许更改。

前言

GNU通用公共许可证是一种适用于软件和其他类型作品的自由软件许可证。

大多数软件和其他实用作品的许可证旨在剥夺您分享和修改作品的自由。相比之下,GNU通用公共许可证旨在保证您分享和修改程序的所有版本的自由 - 以确保它对所有用户来说仍然是自由软件。我们自由软件基金会将GNU通用公共许可证应用于我们的大多数软件;它也适用于任何其他以同样方式由作者发布的作品。您也可以将其应用于您的程序。

当我们谈论自由软件时,我们指的是自由而不是价格。我们的通用公共许可证旨在确保您有权利分发自由软件的副本(如果您愿意,可以收费),您可以获得源代码或者如果您需要,也可以获取源代码。您可以更改软件或在新的自由程序中使用其中的部分,您知道自己可以做这些事情。

为了保护您的权利,我们需要防止其他人剥夺您这些权利或要求您放弃这些权利。因此,如果您分发该软件的副本,无论是免费还是收费,您必须将同样的自由传递给接收者。您必须确保他们也能获得或者可以获取源代码。并且您必须向他们展示这些条款,以便他们了解自己的权利。

使用GNU GPL的开发人员通过两个步骤保护您的权利:(1)对软件断言版权,(2)为您提供此许可证,以便您在法律上获得复制,分发和/或修改的权限。

为了开发人员和作者的保护,GPL明确说明,这种自由软件没有任何担保。为了用户和作者的利益,GPL要求修改版本被标记为已更改的,以便其问题不会错误地归因于先前版本的作者。

一些设备被设计为阻止用户访问其中安装或运行的软件的修改版本,尽管制造商可以这样做。这与保护用户更改软件的自由的目标根本不相容。这种滥用的系统模式发生在个人使用的产品领域中,这正是最不可接受的地方。因此,我们设计了GPL的这个版本,以禁止在这些产品中进行这种实践。如果在其他领域实质性地出现这些问题,我们将准备在GPL的未来版本中扩展此条款,以保护用户的自由。

最后,每个程序都不断受到软件专利的威胁。各国不应允许专利限制在通用计算机上软件的开发和使用,但对于那些允许的国家,我们希望避免将专利应用于自由软件,以使其有效地成为专有软件。为了防止这种情况发生,GPL确保专利不能用于使程序成为非自由软件。

具体的复制,分发和修改的条款和条件如下。

条款和条件

0. 定义

“本许可证”是指GNU通用公共许可证的第3版。

“版权”还包括适用于其他类型作品(如半导体掩模)的类似版权法律。

“程序”是指根据本许可证获得许可的任何可版权的作品。每个许可持有人被称为“您”。 “许可持有人”和“受让人”可以是个人或组织。

“修改”作品意味着以需要版权许可的方式,从该作品的全部或部分复制或改编该作品,除了制作精确副本。结果作品被称为先前作品的“修改版本”或者是基于先前作品的作品。

“被覆盖的作品”指未经修改的程序或基于该程序的作品。

“传播”作品意味着对作品进行任何未经许可的操作,会使您在适用的版权法下直接或间接承担侵犯责任,但执行作品在计算机上或者修改私人副本除外。传播包括复制,分发(带有或不带有修改),向公众提供以及在某些国家中的其他活动。

“传递”作品意味着任何使其他方能够制作或收到副本的传播。仅与用户通过计算机网络进行交互,而没有传输副本的情况不属于传递。

交互式用户界面应显示“适当的法律声明”,以至少包含一个方便和醒目的特性:(1)显示适当的版权声明,以及(2)告知用户该作品没有任何保证(除非提供了担保),许可者可以根据本许可证传递作品,并告知如何查看本许可证的副本。如果界面呈现用户命令或选项列表,例如菜单,则列表中的突出项符合此标准。

1. 源代码

作品的“源代码”是指进行修改的首选形式。 “目标代码”是指作品的任何非源代码形式。

“标准接口”是指要么是由公认的标准机构定义的官方标准接口,要么在某个特定编程语言中指定的接口,在该语言中广泛使用。

可执行作品的“系统库”包括作品本身以外的任何东西,(a)包括在打包一个主要组件的常规形式中,但不是该主要组件的一部分,且(b)仅用于使作品与该主要组件一起使用,或者实现了针对该主要组件的标准接口,并且有可用的源代码形式。 在这个上下文中,“主要组件”是指特定操作系统(如果有的话)中的主要关键组件(内核,窗口系统等),用于生成作品的编译器,或者用于运行它的目标代码解释器。

以对象代码形式存在的作品的“相应源代码”指生成,安装和(对于可执行作品而言)运行对象代码所需的所有源代码,以及控制这些活动的脚本。然而,它不包括作品的系统库,也不包括通用工具或通常可用的自由程序,这些程序在执行这些活动时未经修改,但不属于作品的一部分。例如,相应源代码包括与作品的源文件相关联的接口定义文件,以及作品专门设计需要的共享库和动态链接子程序的源代码,例如通过这些子程序和作品的其他部分之间的紧密数据通信或控制流。

相应源代码不必包括用户可以从相应源代码的其他部分自动生成的任何内容。

作为源代码形式的作品的相应源代码是相同的作品。

2. 基本权限

在版权期限内,此许可证授予的所有权利都是不可撤销的,只要满足规定的条件。本许可证明确确认您对运行未经修改的作品的无限制权限。仅当给出其内容时,运行被覆盖作品的输出才受此许可证的约束,并且构成被覆盖作品。本许可证承认您按照版权法提供的合理使用或其他等效权利。

只要您的许可证保持有效,您可以制作,运行和传播未传递的被覆盖作品,而无需满足任何条件。您可以将被覆盖作品传递给其他人,其唯一目的是让他们独家为您进行修改,或者为您提供运行这些作品的设施,前提是您符合本许可证的条款,在传递您不控制版权的所有材料时遵守这些条款。因此,为您制作或运行被覆盖作品的人必须代表您独家地以您的指示和控制进行操作,并且在与您的关系之外制作任何副本您的受版权保护的材料的条款限制其制作。

只有在以下情况下允许传送:仅当满足以下条件时。

不允许转让次级许可证;第10节使得无需使用。

3. 保护用户的法律权利免受反规避法的约束

根据适用的法律,任何被覆盖的作品都不得视为有效技术措施的一部分,满足《WIPO版权公约》第11条的义务,或类似禁止或限制绕过这些措施的法律。

当您传递被覆盖的作品时,您放弃任何禁止绕过技术措施的法律权力,以使绕过这些措施通过依据本许可证在涉及被覆盖作品的权利下行使,并声明任何限制对作品的操作或修改是为了对付作品用户的,您或第三方的法律权利限制绕过技术措施的意图。

4. 传递逐字副本

您可以将以任何介质收到的程序源代码的逐字副本传递给他人,只要您在每个副本上醒目且适当地发布适当的版权声明; 保持所有声明完整,声明本许可证和根据第7节添加的任何不允许的条款适用于该代码; 保持全部免责声明的声明;并向所有接收者提供本许可证的副本。

您可以对传送的每个副本收取任何价格或不收取任何价格,并且可以提供支持或担保服务以获取费用。

5. 传递修改的源代码版本

您可以根据第4节的条款传递基于该程序的作品,或者产生基于该程序的作品的修改版本的源代码形式,只要您还满足所有这些条件:

    a)作品必须带有突出的通知,说明您进行了修改并给出相关日期。

    b)作品必须带有突出的通知,说明它是根据本许可证发布的,并符合第7节中添加的任何条件。该要求修改了第4节中“保持所有通知无损”的要求。

    c)您必须将整个作品作为一个整体根据本许可证授权给获得副本的任何人。因此,无论作品如何打包,都将适用本许可证,以及任何适用的第7节附加条款,对作品的全部内容以及其所有部分。本许可证不允许以任何其他方式许可使用该作品,但如果您单独获得了许可,则不会使此类许可无效。

    d)如果作品具有交互式用户界面,则每个界面必须显示适当的法律声明;但是,如果程序具有不显示适当法律声明的交互式接口,您的作品无需让其这样做。

将被覆盖的作品与其他单独和独立的作品编纂在一起,这些作品不属于被覆盖的作品的自然扩展,并且没有与之结合以形成更大的程序,或者位于存储或发布介质的卷中,如果编辑和产生的版权不被用来限制编译的用户对编译的访问或法律权利超出了个别作品所允许的范围,那么称之为“聚合”。将被覆盖作品包含在聚合中并不使本许可证适用于聚合的其他部分。

6. 传递非源代码形式

您可以根据第4和5节的条款以目标代码形式传递被覆盖作品,只要您也以以下方式之一向用户传递与之相应的可读机器的源代码这个证书:

    a)通过物理产品(包括物理发布介质)传递对象代码,同时在耐用的通常用于软件交换的物理媒介上固定带有相应的源代码。

    b)通过物理产品(包括物理发布介质)传递对象代码,并附带有效期至少为三年,并且在您为该产品型号提供备件或客户支持的时间内有效,以便将拥有对象代码的任何人提供给他们所有获得该许可证涵盖的软件的相应源代码的副本,对于一个价格不超过您合理执行此源代码传递的费用。

    c)将对象代码的各个副本与提供相应源代码的副本的书面提供一起传递。此选项仅允许偶尔和非商业使用,并且仅当您按照第6b节的规定收到了带有此类提供的对象代码时。

    d)通过提供从指定位置访问对象代码(免费或收费),并通过同样的方式和相同的位置免费提供相应源代码来提供相应的访问。您不需要要求接收者复制对象代码时提供相应源代码。如果复制对象代码的位置是网络服务器,则相应的源代码可以位于不同的服务器上(由您或第三方运营),该服务器支持等效复制设施,只要您始终维护相应源代码的可用性即可。
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