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Also it is for a reason that the term FOSS had emerged because unlike "Open-Source" it's not subject to interpretation depending on your agenda.
by Twisell 10y ago
Also it is for a reason that the term FOSS had emerged because unlike "Open-Source" it's not subject to interpretation depending on your agenda.
- jle17 10y ago"Open Source" isn't supposed to be subject to interpretation. For something to be Open Source it has to follow the OSI Open Source definition.
- Twisell 10y agoGo tell that to companies that deliver crippled unusable community edition only so they can put an Open-Source sticker on their paying premium product...