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General Public License - traduction vers espagnol

LICENSE THAT WAIVES ALL COPYRIGHT AND RELATED RIGHTS, TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY THE LAW IN EACH JURISDICTION
Public-domain equivalent license; Public domain license; Public domain like license; Public domain equivalent license

General Public License         
  • Printed GPL statements for consumer entertainment devices which incorporate GPL components
  • Quick guide of [[license compatibility]] with GPLv3 according to the FSF. Dashed line indicates that the GPLv2 is only compatible with the GPLv3 with the clause "or any later version".
  • MIT]], Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States. To his right is Columbia Law Professor [[Eben Moglen]], chairman of the Software Freedom Law Center.
SERIES OF FREE SOFTWARE LICENSES
GPL; GNU/GPL; GNU General Public Licence; GNU GPL; General Public License; GNU Public License; GNU general public license; Gnu general public license; General Public Licence; Gpl; GPL license; Gplv3; GNU General Public License version 3; Software propagation; General Public Virus; GPLv3; GPLD; GNU public licence; GGPL; Gnu public license; GPL 3; Gnu Public License; Gpl3; GPL2; GNU GPL license; GPLv2; Gnu GPL; Gplv2; Gpl v2; Gpl v3; Gpl version 2; Gpl version 3; Gpl 2; GPL3; GPL v3; GPL v2; GNU General Public License version 2; GNU General Public License 3; GNU GPLv3; GNU GPL 3; GNU Public Licence; GPLv2 License; GPL, Version 3, or newer; GPL License; GNU General Public License Version 2; GPL compatibility; List of programs released under the GPL; GNU General Public License Version 3; GPL 2; General public license; GNU GPLv1; GNU GPLv2; GPLv1; GPL version 3; GPL version 2; Gnu General Public License; GNU GPL version 2; GNU GPL version 3; GNU GPL version 1; GNU General Public License v3; GNU-GPLv3; GPL 3.0; GPL compatible; GPL Version 3; GPL Version 2; GPL Version 1; GNU GPL and LGPL; GPL-3.0; GPLv3.0; GPLv3 license; GPLv2 license; GPLv2 licence; GPLv3 licence; GNU Public Virus; Emacs General Public License; Emacs GPL; GPL-3.0-only; GPL-3.0-or-later; GNU General Public License v3.0; GNU General Public License v3.0 only; GNU General Public License v3.0 or later; GNU GPL 2; GPLv2.1; GPLv3+; GPLv2.1+; GNU GPL v3+; GPL-2.0-or-later; GPL-2.0-only; GPL-1.0-only; GPL-1.0-or-later; GPLv2+; GPL-2.0
See: GPL
GPL         
  • Printed GPL statements for consumer entertainment devices which incorporate GPL components
  • Quick guide of [[license compatibility]] with GPLv3 according to the FSF. Dashed line indicates that the GPLv2 is only compatible with the GPLv3 with the clause "or any later version".
  • MIT]], Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States. To his right is Columbia Law Professor [[Eben Moglen]], chairman of the Software Freedom Law Center.
SERIES OF FREE SOFTWARE LICENSES
GPL; GNU/GPL; GNU General Public Licence; GNU GPL; General Public License; GNU Public License; GNU general public license; Gnu general public license; General Public Licence; Gpl; GPL license; Gplv3; GNU General Public License version 3; Software propagation; General Public Virus; GPLv3; GPLD; GNU public licence; GGPL; Gnu public license; GPL 3; Gnu Public License; Gpl3; GPL2; GNU GPL license; GPLv2; Gnu GPL; Gplv2; Gpl v2; Gpl v3; Gpl version 2; Gpl version 3; Gpl 2; GPL3; GPL v3; GPL v2; GNU General Public License version 2; GNU General Public License 3; GNU GPLv3; GNU GPL 3; GNU Public Licence; GPLv2 License; GPL, Version 3, or newer; GPL License; GNU General Public License Version 2; GPL compatibility; List of programs released under the GPL; GNU General Public License Version 3; GPL 2; General public license; GNU GPLv1; GNU GPLv2; GPLv1; GPL version 3; GPL version 2; Gnu General Public License; GNU GPL version 2; GNU GPL version 3; GNU GPL version 1; GNU General Public License v3; GNU-GPLv3; GPL 3.0; GPL compatible; GPL Version 3; GPL Version 2; GPL Version 1; GNU GPL and LGPL; GPL-3.0; GPLv3.0; GPLv3 license; GPLv2 license; GPLv2 licence; GPLv3 licence; GNU Public Virus; Emacs General Public License; Emacs GPL; GPL-3.0-only; GPL-3.0-or-later; GNU General Public License v3.0; GNU General Public License v3.0 only; GNU General Public License v3.0 or later; GNU GPL 2; GPLv2.1; GPLv3+; GPLv2.1+; GNU GPL v3+; GPL-2.0-or-later; GPL-2.0-only; GPL-1.0-only; GPL-1.0-or-later; GPLv2+; GPL-2.0
abbreviation
Licencia Pública General f
publicly         
GROUPING OF INDIVIDUAL PEOPLE
Publification; The public; Publicly; Publically; General audiences; General public; The Public
= públicamente, en público
Ex: If librarians would calmly and publicly and increasingly lay claim to this area as their professional domain, they would gradually bring about the change in attitude that many desire to see.
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* publicly accessible = de acceso público, accesible por el público en general
* publicly available = de uso público, disponible al público en general
* publicly financed = financiado con dinero público
* publicly funded [publicly-funded] = financiado con dinero público, financiado con fondos públicos
* publicly held = público, mantenido con fondos públicos, financiado con fondos públicos, de carácter público
* publicly owned [publicly-owned] = de dominio público, de titularidad pública, de carácter público
* publicly supported = de subvención pública, de titularidad pública, de carácter público

Définition

gramática general
term. comp.
Gramática. Aquella que trata de establecer los principios comunes a todas las lenguas.

Wikipédia

Public-domain-equivalent license

Public-domain-equivalent license are licenses that grant public-domain-like rights and/or act as waivers. They are used to make copyrighted works usable by anyone without conditions, while avoiding the complexities of attribution or license compatibility that occur with other licenses.

No permission or license is required for a work truly in the public domain, such as one with an expired copyright; such a work may be copied at will. Public domain equivalent licenses exist because some legal jurisdictions do not provide for authors to voluntarily place their work in the public domain, but do allow them to grant arbitrarily broad rights in the work to the public.

The licensing process also allows authors, particularly software authors, the opportunity to explicitly deny any implied warranty that might give someone a basis for legal action against them. While there is no universally agreed-upon license, several licenses aim to grant the same rights that would apply to a work in the public domain.