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I am curious: - Does your company contribute to any of the non-AGPL pieces of software it uses, either in code or money? - Does it have propietary patches to
by arximboldi 10y ago
I am curious:
- Does your company contribute to any of the non-AGPL pieces of software it uses, either in code or money?
- Does it have propietary patches to these software that it does not contribute back?
- Has it published any open source packages of its own?
- smw 10y agoMine does (EMC, now Dell) [1]. We've had serious issues getting lawyers to sign off on AGPL. 1. https://codedellemc.com/ https://codedellemc.com/
- x0x0 10y agoMy example does. They contribute pretty heavily to apache licensed software and have a small but popular in the right niche high performance filesystem that they built. AGPL is an immediate no; GPL requires written approval from chief in house counsel and he will almost certainly say no.
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