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> As I understand it, the difference between free and Open Source is a difference in philosophy rather than a difference in licensing. The FSF and the OSI both
by loup-vaillant 10y ago
> As I understand it, the difference between free and Open Source is a difference in philosophy rather than a difference in licensing.
The FSF and the OSI both have a list of licences they endorse. I think some licences are endorsed by the OSI, but not by the FSF. Those are candidate for "Open Source, yet not Free".
Besides this small detail, I agree.