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"dual-licensed" is normally used to describe 2 Open Source licenses that user can choose from. [Edited for clarity]
by eeZah7Ux 9y ago
"dual-licensed" is normally used to describe 2 Open Source licenses that user can choose from.
[Edited for clarity]
- rmccue 9y agoI believe here that the use of "dual license" here is about open source + paid proprietary, not two open source licenses. The idea being that you can claim damages.
- quadrangle 9y agonormally is a stretch. The term applies to all forms of dual licensing, and dual free and proprietary might be more common, just maybe not in your particular experience.