Quote Originally Posted by garyng
So it seems that if I distribute something non-commercially and it contains nothing that I compiled, I can do a "please refer to debian.org" kind of thing, according to 3c.

If I do any patches and recompile(say replace the kernel with vanilla one + patches), I need to either provide source or an offer to make the source available(for 3 years validity) meaning I need to keep the patched source for at least 3 years.
I took the Free Software licensing quiz after reading the GPL several times and only got 2 correct.
I will definitely need to read the FAQ more closely. In light of failing the quiz so miserably, you may want to disregard my previous post. It may be best to contact [email protected] for any questions you may have regarding GPL restrictions.