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un-encumbered Unix source distribution.
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Berkeley*
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Material with Berkeley copyrights, or copyrights closely adhering to the Berkeley model can
generally be included in OpenBSD.
AT&amp;T*
As part of its settlement with AT&amp;T*, Berkeley included an AT&amp;T copyright notice on some of the
files in 4.4BSD lite and lite2. The terms of this license are identical to the standard Berkeley
license.
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reference implementation of awk.
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January 2002, the original Unix code (versions 1 through seven, including 32V) was freed by Caldera.
This code is now available under a 4-term BSD-style license. As a result, it is now possible to
incorporate real Unix code into OpenBSD (though this code is quite old and generally requires significant
changes to bring it up to date).
DEC*, Sun*, other manufacturers/software houses.
In general OpenBSD does not include material copyrighted by manufacturers or software houses.
Material may be included where the copyright owner has granted general permission for reuse
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derivative works be made available to Carnegie-Mellon. Because this is only a request and not a
condition, such material can still be included in OpenBSD. It should be noted that existing
versions of Mach are still subject to AT&amp;T copyrights, which prevents the general distribution
of Mach sources.
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with OpenBSD because OpenBSD is a Compilation, and not a Derived Work. Source code published under
version 2 of the Apache license cannot be included into OpenBSD. As a consequence, OpenBSD now
maintains its own version of Apache based on version 1.3.29. The OpenBSD version includes many
enhancements and bugfixes.
ISC*
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that is made unnecessary by the Berne convention. This is the preferred license for new code
incorporated into OpenBSD. A sample license is included in the source tree as
/usr/src/share/misc/license.template.
GNU* General Public License, GPL, LGPL, copyleft, etc.
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While this may be a noble strategy in terms of software sharing, it is a condition that is
typically unacceptable for commercial use of software. As a consequence, software bound by the
GPL terms can not be included in the kernel or "runtime" of OpenBSD, though software subject to
 GPL terms may be included as development tools or as part of the system that are "optional" as
long as such use does not result in OpenBSD as a whole becoming subject to the GPL terms.
As an example, GCC and other GNU tools are included in the OpenBSD tool chain. However, it is
quite possible to distribute a system for many applications without a tool chain, or the
distributor can choose to include a tool chain as an optional bundle which conforms to the
GPL terms.
NetBSD*
Much of OpenBSD is originally based on and evolved from NetBSD*, since some of the OpenBSD
developers were involved in the NetBSD project. The general NetBSD license terms are compatible
with the Berkeley license and permit such use. Material subject only to the general NetBSD license
can generally be included in OpenBSD.
In the past, NetBSD has included material copyrighted by individuals who have imposed license
conditions beyond that of the general NetBSD license, but granted the NetBSD Foundation license
to distribute the material. Such material can not be included in OpenBSD as long as the conditions
imposed are at odds with the OpenBSD license terms or releases from those terms are offered on a
discriminatory basis.
FreeBSD*
Most of FreeBSD* is also based on Berkeley licensed material or includes copyright notices based
on the Berkeley model. Such material can be included in OpenBSD, while those parts that are subject
to GPL or various individual copyright terms that are at odds with the OpenBSD license can not be
included in OpenBSD.
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Most of Linux* is subject to GPL style licensing terms and therefore can not be included in
OpenBSD. Individual components may be eligible, subject to the terms of the originator's copyright
notices. Note that Linux "distributions" may also be subject to additional copyright claims of the
distributing organization, either as a compilation or on material included that is not part of the
Linux core.
X*, XFree86*, X.Org*
X*, X.Org* or XFree86* are not parts of OpenBSD, rather X.Org and parts of XFree86 3.3.6 are
distributed with many OpenBSD ports as a convenience to the user, subject to applicable license
terms.
Shareware, Charityware, Freeware, etc.
Most "shareware" copyright notices impose conditions for redistribution, use or visibility that
are at conflict with the OpenBSD project goals. Review on a case-by-case basis is required as to
whether the wording of the conditions is acceptable in terms of conditions being requested vs.
demanded and whether the spirit of the conditions is compatible with goals of the OpenBSD project.
Public Domain
While material that is truly entered into the "Public Domain" can be included in OpenBSD, review
is required on a case by case basis. Frequently the "public domain" assertion is made by someone
who does not really hold all rights under Copyright law to grant that status or there are a variety
of conditions imposed on use. For a work to be truly in the "Public Domain" all rights are abandoned
and the material is offered without restrictions.

6. musl C

musl as a whole is licensed under the following standard MIT license:

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