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Originally Posted by theducks
To many Lawyers .
Available does not mean "included" in the retail box or default download.
In Ubuntu, you have to "request" the source files by marking the proper places in Synaptic or using arcane 'apt-get' invocations  |
Did you read the brief?
Your point regarding "request" seemed to be quite clearly covered in the brief. If the statements in the brief can be proven to be true, the violation of the GPL seems to be reasonably obvious.
