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Schwartz published in the blog post 13 wrote: We want cooperation, we should combine forces with the community itself. We do not intend to retain anything, or resorted to the trick of the patent. To prove my sincerity, I invite you to come to my house dinner, I cook, you are responsible for the wine. Linux currently uses the second version of the General Public License. Torvalds has always been considered superior to the second edition will be finalized in the third edition of the official end of this month. Suns OpenSolaris community developer and currently only issued under the authorization of GPL 3, but Schwartz believes Suns open source programs can make, "converge on a single license." Schwartz said: We agree with the Free Software Foundation, the direction of the GPL 3. For various technical reasons, harder for us to use OpenSolaris GPL 2 - but not impossible, or even not feasible. Both views are not diametrically opposed, Torvalds in a recent open letter, wrote: I do not think GPL 3 and the second edition as well, but on the other hand, Im pragmatic, and if we can avoid having two different licenses the core, and the resulting friction, I would reluctantly accept the GPL 3.