There's a lot of irrelevant ifs in here. Canonical does not have a license that states anything like this. They do however own the 'Ubuntu' trademark. This is entirely a trademark violation, copyright has nothing to do with it.
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Date: 2015-07-21 05:53 pm (UTC)There's a lot of irrelevant ifs in here. Canonical does not have a license that states anything like this. They do however own the 'Ubuntu' trademark. This is entirely a trademark violation, copyright has nothing to do with it.