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Saves time from having to download the software and look for LICENSE, COPYING, or even peeking at the source code for the license header. This protects the user
by feld 11y ago
Saves time from having to download the software and look for LICENSE, COPYING, or even peeking at the source code for the license header. This protects the user's employer from being accused of using the software and violating the GPL by leaving web logs indicating it was downloaded.
This is a great service to everyone who needs to make sure they're not using GPL'd software.
- ucaetano 11y agoNo doubt about that, but it doesn't make the logos "immediately recognizable" or "assure your users that their freedom is being protected".
- tjr 11y agoI'm not sure that I've ever seen these logos actually used anywhere, except on the GNU web pages, and on a page that I once maintained. I certainly recognize them, but I'm not sure about most people...