Bug#692728: GeoGebra licence and GPL violation

Stuart Prescott stuart at debian.org
Fri Aug 16 06:25:25 UTC 2013


Hi!

I noticed today that the licence change of GeoGebra leaves the program in a 
very messy situation. GeoGebra is a fantastic piece of software for use in 
education -- I use it myself and know many others who do so, which is why I 
would like to work with you to resolve this problem.

Let me firstly say that I completely appreciate why you have taken steps to 
differentiate between commercial and non-commercial licensing. My experience 
is, however, that engagement with the wider free software community is much 
more fruitful and will lead to code contributions in a way that restrictive 
licences will not. Moreover, free software authors have a very long tradition 
of being able to obtain cash or in-kind contributions from commercial 
organisations who are using free software by directly engaging with them. More 
carrot and less stick is a more reliable approach.

The conclusions I draw below are not only based on the idealism of Free 
Software that I hold as a Debian Developer but also on pragmatic, practical 
and legal readings of the licences involved. I have drawn on the Debian 
project's twenty years of experience in dealing with software licences. The 
problems I highlight below not only cause problems for the Debian project (and 
its derivatives like Ubuntu) but are also a fundamental problem for the 
International GeoGebra Institute itself and all other educational institutions 
that want to use GeoGebra. The current situation will lead to GeoGebra being 
removed from the mainstream Linux distributions (Debian, Debian-
Edu/SkoleLinux, Ubuntu, Fedora etc). It also precludes mass-deployment of 
GeoGebra in educational institutions, especially in environments where a 
student is given a physical device like a laptop that is imaged by a central 
IT department.

I feel quite confident that the above scenario was not the outcome that the 
International GeoGebra Institute had in mind when relicensing GeoGebra. It 
would be great if we could have an open discussion and sort out this problem.

To specific details:

Let us first be very precise and recognise that this is not a licence 
clarification but a licence change. Version 4.0.34.0, for instance, clearly 
places the work under GPLv3 and CC-BY-SA 3.0. The licence text goes on to 
discuss commercial vs non-commercial use but only in the context where you 
"put the resulting work under your copyright". That is to say that commercial 
usage is permitted, the software is free for anyone to use, free for them to 
modify and free for them to redistribute. The restrictions here are against 
people claiming copyright over material that is actually the copyright of the 
GeoGebra authors; this is a perfectly reasonable thing to do and in fact is 
already covered by the GPLv3 anyway.

However, the licence text attached to version 4.2.55.0 is GPLv3 and CC-BY-NC-
SA 3.0 and additional restrictions. A conversion from CC-BY-SA 3.0 to CC-BY-
NC-SA 3.0 is not clarification. The imposition of the extra restrictions is not 
confined to just the properties files but applies to java source code as well 
[0]; this is not a clarification but the imposition of a large number of 
restrictive conditions. The intent of this licence is to impose restrictions 
on commercial usage in such a way that users are no longer free to use the 
software. No users are permitted to redistribute the software (§10) which 
would also make redistribution of modified versions impossible as well. No-one 
is permitted to improve GeoGebra. GeoGebra is no longer free software. 

Have all copyright holders (java programmers, artists, translators -- there 
are many!) who contributed their work under the old licence terms agreed to 
the relicencing of their work? Does that include the CEA/CNRS/INRI who are 
copyright holders for the sections derived from scilab? The claim in §9 that 
GeoGebra is "Copyright (C) International GeoGebra Institute, 2013" is at best 
an assertion about the compilation; it does not cover significant chunks of the 
code or the bundled libraries and those bits of code are not the International 
GeoGebra Institute's to relicence.


The licence text goes to great lengths to impose additional restrictions over 
and above the GPLv3 while also stating that GeoGebra is available under GPLv3 
(clause 3 of the GeoGebra licence). Under §7 of GPLv3, I am permitted to 
ignore any additional restrictions imposed on me by the GeoGebra licence. This 
would strike out the entirety of the "non-commercial" aspects of the licence 
and the other restrictions about redistribution (§10). (The licence itself is 
not self-consistent on the point of redistribution; §10 forbids 
redistribution, while the preamble permits it.)


At this point in the analysis, I am left with two choices: 

  (a) I can conclude that GeoGebra is actually GPLv3 and strike out 
  the rest of the licence terms. Anyone can use GeoGebra for commercial
  or non-commercial purposes; it's Free Software.

  (b) I can conclude that GeoGebra is *not* available under 
  the GPLv3 as there are additional restrictions in force.  Unfortunately,
  that means that GeoGebra is instead under a GPL-incompatible 
  licence. 

Scenario (b) puts the International GeoGebra Institute in violation of the 
licences of two libraries that GeoGebra is linked against. EPS Graphics and 
JLaTeXMath are both licensed under the GPL "either version 2 of the License, 
or (at your option) any later version". Additionally, the International 
GeoGebra Institute is in violation of the scilab licence which covers section 
of the java code and which does not permit discrimination based on the field of 
endeavour (§5.1 of scilab's COPYING [1]).

Precompiled binaries of GeoGebra containing these libraries (such as the ones 
found at [2]) can only be offered if the licence terms of the entire download 
are compatible with the constituent parts. If we accept that "GPLv3 + CC-BY-
NC-SA 3.0 + additional restrictions" is more than just GPLv3 (i.e. we ignore 
§7 of GPLv3), then this licence is not compatible with either GPLv2 or GPLv3 
as required by EPS Graphics, JLaTeXMath; it's also incompatible with scilab. 
At present, distribution of recent versions of GeoGebra by anyone *including* 
International GeoGebra Institute is in violation of the licence JLaTeXMath, 
EPS Graphics and scilab. Violation of the GPL means that you do not have the 
right to distribute that work. Quite simply, each of the download links at [2] 
becomes a copyright violation and any school, university or linux distribution 
that passed on copies of GeoGebra to staff/students/users would also be 
committing a copyright violation.

I'm quite sure that is not what was intended.

I look forward to discussing this with you further and helping the 
International GeoGebra Institute and the GeoGebra developers continue to 
deliver high quality teaching tools. Please let me know how I can help you do 
this.

kind regards
Stuart


[0] It is also difficult to argue that the properties and the java code can 
really have separate licences in any case, but that is orthogonal to the 
problems here.

[1] http://cgit.scilab.org/cgit.cgi/scilab/tree/scilab/COPYING

[2] http://www.geogebra.org/cms/en/download/


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