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Yes, it's a DRM-free pitch. I suppose “Keep your … proprietary code safe” could seem DRM-related but “full owner control” is an FSF-y anti-DRM catchphrase.
by PeCaN 10y ago
Yes, it's a DRM-free pitch. I suppose “Keep your … proprietary code safe” could seem DRM-related but “full owner control” is an FSF-y anti-DRM catchphrase.
- cyphar 10y agoIt's a very odd mix, pitching user freedom with "proprietary engine code" as the example of data that is protected.