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   >I do a bunch of projects marrying antiques with current tech. I refurbish old   
   r   
   >cord-player consoles into current hi-fi equipment. I either use the original   
   am   
   >lifier, or a current Tube-amp and marry it with a raspberry pi and some   
   open-so   
   >rce software (rpi-fruibox) that I have the license to distribute.   
      
   >I just wonder about using the underlying Linux OS. Am I allowed? I guess I   
   need   
   >to pass the license to my lawyer, which sucks because... $100 for an hour.   
      
   That might be safest but, if you are not modifying the linux os, you might   
   be ok, especially if you are not selling the OS just whatever antique it   
   happens to reside in.  I.e. like you are giving away a free copy of the OS.   
      
      
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