Oops, let me ask, what do you mean by open source

(1) http://lca2007.linux.org.au/talk/213|Click Here &
(2) http://talkback.zdnet.com|Checkit too

"Do I use any of the current licenses like the GPL? No way, that is far to restrictive if it's true open source. Instead I provide all the source code, and documentation along with some samples on how to use it. To this I add a "license" of sorts. All it says is you may have the code with no restrictions of any kind. You may build on it, you may use parts of it, you may put it back out as open source or you may use it in proprietary products. No restrictions at all, it truely is "OPEN SOURCE".
"(Taken frm:-(1) http://lca2007.linux.org.au/talk/213|Click Here ).