Oh, this is going to be fun to reply too.....
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Please read the gnu public license. It does not say that anyone who does anything with Linux must give their work away for free! There are many ignorant people out there that believe this, and it simply is not true. A read of the license, or even a post to a newsgroup or message board dealing with the subject will confirm that.
Specifically:
- I have made an installer for kiswin - it is completely stand-alone and of my own design. It is not based on anything other than my own work. You can download Kiswin wherever it is on the Internet and install it without my script - Google will help you with that one and figure out how to install and configure it on your own if you don't want to buy my kit with installer.
- I have installed and configured OpenWRT. You are free to download it and do it yourself. Starting Point: Google "OpenWRT"
- I pre-install and configure Kismet Drone on the boxes and add my own scripts - simply because it is under the gnu license and I have the ability to install and configure things and write scripts does not obligate me to do so for free. If you don't want to pay me to do it, download Kismet and do it yourself. Starting Point: Google "Kismet"
- I have created help files and complied links to web sources of information. Again, this is entirely my own work, and I have no obligation under the gnu public license to provide it to anyone for free. Starting Point: Google.
Simply stated: If you have any tech skills whatsoever, you can do it yourself with the information I have given you above. Or, if you are clueless and/or don't want to figure this out, you can pay me to do it for you. Just because I do tech work and sell a box based on Gnu products doesn't obligate me to do it for free.
If you disagree with me and feel that I am obligated in any way, the please feel free to have a lawyer purchase my product and evaluate the compliance with the license.
-Mark
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