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+a  condizione  che venga  riprodotta  chiaramente  su  ogni copia  una
+appropriata  nota  di copyright  e  di  assenza  di garanzia;  che  si
+mantengano intatti tutti i  riferimenti a questa Licenza e all'assenza
+di ogni garanzia;  che si dia a ogni  altro destinatario del Programma
+una copia di questa Licenza insieme al Programma.
+
+È possibile richiedere un pagamento per il trasferimento fisico di una
+copia  del   Programma,  è  anche  possibile   a  propria  discrezione
+richiedere un pagamento in cambio di una copertura assicurativa.
+
+  2. È lecito  modificare la  propria copia o  copie del  Programma, o
+parte  di esso,  creando  perciò  un lavoro  basato  sul Programma,  e
+copiare o distribuire queste modifiche e questi lavori sotto i termini
+del  precedente punto  1, a  patto che  anche tutte  queste condizioni
+vengano soddisfatte:
+
+        a)  Bisogna indicare  chiaramente nei  file che  si  tratta di
+        copie modificate e la data di ogni modifica.
+
+        b)  Bisogna  fare  in  modo  che  ogni  lavoro  distribuito  o
+        pubblicato,  che in  parte  o nella  sua  totalità derivi  dal
+        Programma o da parti  di esso, sia globalmente utilizzabile da
+        terze parti secondo le condizioni di questa licenza.
+
+        c)  Se  di  solito   il  programma  modificato  legge  comandi
+        interattivamente  quando eseguito,  bisogna fare  in  modo che
+        all'inizio  dell'esecuzione   interattiva  usuale,  stampi  un
+        messaggio contenente  una appropriata  nota di copyright  e di
+        assenza di garanzia (oppure che specifichi il tipo di garanzia
+        che  si offre).   Il messaggio  deve inoltre  specificare agli
+        utenti che possono ridistribuire il programma nelle condizioni
+        qui descritte  e deve  indicare come reperire  questa licenza.
+        Se però il programma  di partenza è interattivo ma normalmente
+        non stampa tale messaggio,  non occorre che un lavoro derivato
+        lo stampi.
+
+Questi requisiti si applicano  al lavoro modificato nel suo complesso.
+Se sussistono parti identificabili del lavoro modificato che non siano
+derivate   dal  Programma   e  che   possono   essere  ragionevolmente
+considerate  lavori  indipendenti,  allora  questa Licenza  e  i  suoi
+termini  non si applicano  a queste  parti quando  vengono distribuite
+separatamente. Se però queste parti vengono distribuite all'interno di
+un prodotto che è un  lavoro basato sul Programma, la distribuzione di
+questo prodotto nel suo complesso  deve avvenire nei termini di questa
+Licenza, le  cui norme  nei confronti di  altri utenti si  estendono a
+tutto  il  prodotto, e  quindi  ad ogni  sua  parte,  chiunque ne  sia
+l'autore.
+
+Sia  chiaro che  non è  nelle intenzioni  di questa  sezione accampare
+diritti su lavori scritti  interamente da altri, l'intento è piuttosto
+quello  di esercitare il  diritto di  controllare la  distribuzione di
+lavori derivati o dal Programma o contenenti esso.
+
+Inoltre, se il Programma o  un lavoro derivato da esso viene aggregato
+ad  un altro  lavoro non  derivato  dal Programma  su di  un mezzo  di
+immagazzinamento o  di distribuzione, il lavoro non  derivato non deve
+essere coperto da questa licenza.
+
+  3. È lecito copiare  e distribuire il Programma (o  un lavoro basato
+su di esso, come espresso al  punto 2) sotto forma di codice oggetto o
+eseguibile sotto i termini dei precedenti  punti 1 e 2, a patto che si
+applichi una delle seguenti condizioni:
+
+        a) Il Programma sia corredato dal codice sorgente completo, in
+        una  forma  leggibile dal  calcolatore  e  tale sorgente  deve
+        essere fornito secondo le regole dei precedenti punti 1 e 2 su
+        di un mezzo comunemente usato per lo scambio di programmi.
+
+        b) Il Programma sia accompagnato da un'offerta scritta, valida
+        per almeno tre anni, di fornire a chiunque ne faccia richiesta
+        una copia completa del codice sorgente, in una forma leggibile
+        dal  calcolatore, in cambio  di un  compenso non  superiore al
+        costo del trasferimento fisico  di tale copia, che deve essere
+        fornita secondo le regole dei precedenti  punti 1 e 2 su di un
+        mezzo comunemente usato per lo scambio di programmi.
+
+        c) Il  Programma sia accompagnato dalle  informazioni che sono
+        state ricevute  riguardo alla  possibilità di avere  il codice
+        sorgente.   Questa  alternativa è  permessa  solo  in caso  di
+        distribuzioni non  commerciali e solo se il  programma è stato
+        ricevuto sotto forma di codice oggetto o eseguibile in accordo
+        al precedente punto B.  @end enumerate
+
+Per  ``codice sorgente  completo'' di  un lavoro  si intende  la forma
+preferenziale  usata  per  modificare  un lavoro.   Per  un  programma
+eseguibile,  ``codice sorgente  completo'' significa  tutto  il codice
+sorgente di tutti i moduli  in esso contenuti, più ogni file associato
+che  definisca le  interfacce esterne  del programma,  più  gli script
+usati    per   controllare    la   compilazione    e   l'installazione
+dell'eseguibile. In ogni caso non  è necessario che il codice sorgente
+fornito  includa  nulla  che  sia normalmente  distribuito  (in  forma
+sorgente o in formato binario) con i principali componenti del sistema
+operativo sotto cui viene  eseguito il Programma (compilatore, kernel,
+e così via), a meno che tali componenti accompagnino l'eseguibile.
+
+Se la distribuzione dell'eseguibile  o del codice oggetto è effettuata
+indicando  un luogo dal  quale sia  possibile copiarlo,  permettere la
+copia del codice sorgente dallo  stesso luogo è considerata una valida
+forma  di  distribuzione del  codice  sorgente,  anche  se copiare  il
+sorgente è facoltativo per l'acquirente.
+
+  4.  Non è  lecito copiare, modificare,  sublicenziare, o distribuire
+il  Programma in  modi  diversi da  quelli  espressamente previsti  da
+questa Licenza.  Ogni  tentativo di copiare, modificare, sublicenziare
+o  distribuire  il  Programma  non  è autorizzato,  e  farà  terminare
+automaticamente i diritti garantiti  da questa Licenza.  D'altra parte
+ogni acquirente che abbia ricevuto copie, o diritti, coperti da questa
+Licenza da parte  di persone che violano la  Licenza come qui indicato
+non  vedranno  invalidare  la   loro  Licenza,  purchè  si  comportino
+conformemente ad essa.
+
+  5.  L'acquirente non è obbligato ad accettare questa Licenza, poichè
+non l'ha firmata.  D'altra  parte nessun altro documento garantisce il
+permesso di modificare o distribuire  il Programma o i lavori derivati
+da esso.  Queste azioni sono  proibite dalla legge per chi non accetta
+questa Licenza;  perciò, modificando o distribuendo il  Programma o un
+lavoro basato sul programma, si  indica nel fare ciò l'accettazione di
+questa Licenza e quindi di tutti  i suoi termini e le condizioni poste
+sulla copia, la distribuzione e  la modifica del Programma o di lavori
+basati su di esso.
+
+  6. Ogni volta che il Programma o un lavoro basato su di esso vengono
+distribuiti, l'acquirente riceve  automaticamente una licenza d'uso da
+parte del  licenziatario originale.  Tale licenza regola  la copia, la
+distribuzione  e la modifica  del Programma  secondo questi  termini e
+queste  condizioni.   Non   è  lecito  imporre  restrizioni  ulteriori
+all'acquirente  nel  suo esercizio  dei  diritti  qui garantiti.   Chi
+distribuisce  programmi  coperti da  questa  Licenza  non e'  comunque
+responsabile per la conformità alla Licenza da parte di terze parti.
+
+  7.  Se,  come  conseguenza del  giudizio  di  una  corte, o  di  una
+imputazione per la violazione di  un brevetto o per ogni altra ragione
+(anche  non  relativa  a   questioni  di  brevetti),  vengono  imposte
+condizioni  che contraddicono  le  condizioni di  questa licenza,  che
+queste condizioni siano dettate dalla corte, da accordi tra le parti o
+altro,  queste  condizioni non  esimono  nessuno dall'osservazione  di
+questa Licenza. Se non è  possibile distribuire un prodotto in un modo
+che soddisfi simultaneamente gli  obblighi dettati da questa Licenza e
+altri  obblighi  pertinenti,  il   prodotto  non  può  essere  affatto
+distribuito.   Per esempio,  se un  brevetto non  permettesse  a tutti
+quelli che  lo ricevono di ridistribuire il  Programma senza obbligare
+al  pagamento   di  diritti,   allora  l'unico  modo   per  soddisfare
+contemporaneamente il brevetto e  questa Licenza e' di non distribuire
+affatto il Programma.
+
+Se parti di questo punto  sono ritenute non valide o inapplicabili per
+qualsiasi circostanza, deve  comunque essere applicata l'idea espressa
+da  questo  punto;  in  ogni  altra  circostanza  invece  deve  essere
+applicato il punto 7 nel suo complesso.
+
+Non è  nello scopo  di questo punto  indurre gli utenti  ad infrangere
+alcun brevetto  nè ogni altra rivendicazione di  diritti di proprietà,
+nè di  contestare la validità  di alcuna di queste  rivendicazioni; lo
+scopo  di questo  punto è  solo quello  di proteggere  l'integrità del
+sistema di  distribuzione dei  programmi liberi, che  viene realizzato
+tramite l'uso della licenza pubblica.  Molte persone hanno contribuito
+generosamente  alla vasta  gamma di  programmi  distribuiti attraverso
+questo  sistema, basandosi sull'applicazione  fedele di  tale sistema.
+L'autore/donatore   può  decidere   di  sua   volontà   se  preferisce
+distribuire il  software avvalendosi di altri  sistemi, e l'acquirente
+non può imporre la scelta del sistema di distribuzione.
+
+Questo punto serve a rendere  il più chiaro possibile ciò che crediamo
+sia una conseguenza del resto di questa Licenza.
+
+  8.  Se in alcuni paesi la distribuzione e/o l'uso del Programma sono
+limitati da brevetto o dall'uso di interfacce coperte da copyright, il
+detentore del  copyright originale che pone il  Programma sotto questa
+Licenza può aggiungere limiti geografici espliciti alla distribuzione,
+per escludere questi paesi dalla  distribuzione stessa, in modo che il
+programma  possa essere  distribuito  solo nei  paesi  non esclusi  da
+questa regola.   In questo  caso i limiti  geografici sono  inclusi in
+questa Licenza e ne fanno parte a tutti gli effetti.
+
+  9.  All'occorrenza  la  Free   Software  Foundation  può  pubblicare
+revisioni o nuove versioni  di questa Licenza Pubblica Generica.  Tali
+nuove  versioni saranno  simili a  questa nello  spirito,  ma potranno
+differire  nei dettagli  al fine  di  coprire nuovi  problemi e  nuove
+situazioni.
+
+Ad ogni versione viene dato un numero identificativo.  Se il Programma
+asserisce  di essere  coperto da  una particolare  versione  di questa
+Licenza e ``da ogni  versione successiva'', l'acquirente può scegliere
+se  seguire  le  condizioni   della  versione  specificata  o  di  una
+successiva.  Se  il Programma non  specifica quale versione  di questa
+Licenza  deve  applicarsi, l'acquirente  può  scegliere una  qualsiasi
+versione tra quelle pubblicate dalla Free Software Foundation.
+
+  10.  Se  si  desidera  incorporare  parti  del  Programma  in  altri
+programmi liberi  le cui  condizioni di distribuzione  differiscano da
+queste, è  possibile scrivere  all'autore del Programma  per chiederne
+l'autorizzazione.  Per  il software il cui copyright  è detenuto dalla
+Free  Software Foundation,  si scriva  alla Free  Software Foundation;
+talvolta facciamo eccezioni alle  regole di questa Licenza.  La nostra
+decisione sarà guidata da due  scopi: preservare la libertà di tutti i
+prodotti   derivati  dal   nostro  free   software  e   promuovere  la
+condivisione e il riutilizzo del software in generale.
+
+
+			   NON C'È GARANZIA
+
+  11. POICHÈ  IL PROGRAMMA È  CONCESSO IN  USO GRATUITAMENTE,  NON C'È
+GARANZIA PER  IL PROGRAMMA, NEI  LIMITI PERMESSI DALLE  VIGENTI LEGGI.
+SE NON INDICATO DIVERSAMENTE  PER ISCRITTO, IL DETENTORE DEL COPYRIGHT
+E LE  ALTRE PARTI  FORNISCONO IL PROGRAMMA  "COSÌ COM'È",  SENZA ALCUN
+TIPO  DI GARANZIA,  NÈ ESPLICITA  NÈ IMPLICITA;  CIÒ  COMPRENDE, SENZA
+LIMITARSI  A  QUESTO,  LA  GARANZIA  IMPLICITA  DI  COMMERCIABILITÀ  E
+UTILIZZABILITÀ PER UN PARTICOLARE SCOPO.  L'INTERO RISCHIO CONCERNENTE
+LA QUALITÀ  E LE PRESTAZIONI  DEL PROGRAMMA È DELL'ACQUIRENTE.   SE IL
+PROGRAMMA DOVESSE RIVELARSI DIFETTOSO, L'ACQUIRENTE SI ASSUME IL COSTO
+DI OGNI MANUTENZIONE, RIPARAZIONE O CORREZIONE NECESSARIA.
+
+  12. NÈ  IL  DETENTORE  DEL  COPYRIGHT  NÈ ALTRE  PARTI  CHE  POSSONO
+MODIFICARE  O  RIDISTRIBUIRE  IL  PROGRAMMA COME  PERMESSO  IN  QUESTA
+LICENZA SONO  RESPONSABILI PER DANNI NEI  CONFRONTI DELL'ACQUIRENTE, A
+MENO CHE QUESTO  NON SIA RICHIESTO DALLE LEGGI VIGENTI  O APPAIA IN UN
+ACCORDO SCRITTO. SONO INCLUSI  DANNI GENERICI, SPECIALI O INCIDENTALI,
+COME  PURE I  DANNI CHE  CONSEGUONO DALL'USO  O  DALL'IMPOSSIBILITÀ DI
+USARE  IL  PROGRAMMA; CIÒ  COMPRENDE,  SENZA  LIMITARSI  A QUESTO,  LA
+PERDITA  DI  DATI,  LA  CORRUZIONE  DEI  DATI,  LE  PERDITE  SOSTENUTE
+DALL'ACQUIRENTE  O  DA  TERZE  PARTI  E L'INABILITÀ  DEL  PROGRAMMA  A
+LAVORARE INSIEME  AD ALTRI  PROGRAMMI, ANCHE SE  IL DETENTORE  O ALTRE
+PARTI SONO STATE AVVISATE DELLA POSSIBILITÀ DI QUESTI DANNI.
+
+              FINE DEI TERMINI E DELLE CONDIZIONI
+				   
+
+     Appendice: come applicare questi termini ai nuovi programmi
+
+Se si sviluppa un nuovo programma e lo si vuole rendere della maggiore
+utilità possibile per il pubblico,  la cosa migliore da fare è rendere
+tale programma free software, cosicchè ciascuno possa ridistribuirlo e
+modificarlo sotto questi termini.
+
+Per fare questo, si inserisca  nel programma la seguente nota. La cosa
+migliore da fare  è mettere la nota all`inizio  di ogni file sorgente,
+per chiarire nel modo  più efficiente possibile l'assenza di garanzia;
+ogni  file   dovrebbe  contenere  almeno   la  nota  di   copyright  e
+l'indicazione di dove trovare l'intera nota.
+
+    <una  riga per  dire in  breve il  nome del  programma e  cosa fa>
+    Copyright (C) 19aa <nome dell'autore>
+
+    Questo  programma è  free  software; è  lecito redistribuirlo  e/o
+    modificarlo secondo i termini  della Licenza Pubblica Generica GNU
+    come è pubblicata dalla Free  Software Foundation; o la versione 2
+    della licenza o (a propria scelta) una versione successiva.
+
+    Questo programma  è distribuito nella  speranza che sia  utile, ma
+    SENZA  ALCUNA GARANZIA;  senza  neppure la  garanzia implicita  di
+    NEGOZIABILITÀ  o di  APPLICABILITÀ PER  UN PARTICOLARE  SCOPO.  Si
+    veda la Licenza Pubblica Generica GNU per avere maggiori dettagli.
+
+    Ognuno dovrebbe  avere ricevuto  una copia della  Licenza Pubblica
+    Generica  GNU insieme a  questo programma;  in caso  contrario, si
+    scriva  alla  Free  Software   Foundation,  Inc.,  675  Mass  Ave,
+    Cambridge, MA 02139, Stati Uniti.
+
+Si  aggiungano anche  informazioni su  come si  può  essere contattati
+tramite posta elettronica e cartacea.
+
+Se il programma è interattivo, si  faccia in modo che stampi una breve
+nota simile a questa quando viene usato interattivamente:
+
+    Orcaloca versione 69,  Copyright (C) 19aa <nome dell'autore>
+    Orcaloca non  ha ALCUNA GARANZIA;  per i dettagli si  digiti `show
+    g'.  Questo è  free software, e ognuno è  libero di ridistribuirlo
+    sotto certe condizioni; si digiti `show c' per dettagli.
+
+Gli  ipotetici  comandi "show  g"  e  "show  c" mostreranno  le  parti
+appropriate della  Licenza Pubblica Generica.   Chiaramente, i comandi
+usati possono  essere chiamati diversamente da  "show g" e  "show c" e
+possono anche essere selezionati con il mouse o attraverso un menù; in
+qualunque modo pertinente al programma.
+
+Se  necessario, si  dovrebbe anche  far firmare  al proprio  datore di
+lavoro (se si lavora come  programmatore) o alla propria scuola, se si
+è studente, una  ``rinuncia al copyright'' per il  programma.  Ecco un
+esempio con nomi fittizi:
+
+   Yoyodinamica SPA rinuncia con questo documento ad ogni interesse al
+   copyright del programma `Orcaloca' (che svolge dei passi di
+   compilazione) scritto da Giovanni Smanettone.
+
+       <firma di Primo Tizio>, 1 April 1999
+       Primo Tizio, Presidente
+
+I programmi  coperti da questa  Licenza Pubblica Generica  non possono
+essere  incorporati  all'interno  di  programmi  proprietari.   Se  il
+proprio programma  è una  libreria di funzioni,  può essere  più utile
+permettere di  collegare applicazioni proprietarie  alla libreria.  Se
+si  ha questa  intenzione  consigliamo di  usare  la Licenza  Generica
+Pubblica GNU per  Librerie (LGPL) al posto di  questa Licenza.
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