Mark Rages wrote:
> There are no restrictions on running the software under the GPL.

That may be true, but not relevant since we're talking about source code
which you can't run anyway.  Building the source and then running it is only
one of many things you might want to do with source code.

My original point was that much software that is generally considered "open
source" has restrictions on what you can do with it.  If software under the
GPL is "open source", then you have to allow that my USBProg software is
also open source.


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