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It’s not about money. Intel has improved the software, by making it more modular, but kept that improvement for themselves. That’s the problem with BSD IMHO.
by noncoml 9y ago
It’s not about money. Intel has improved the software, by making it more modular, but kept that improvement for themselves. That’s the problem with BSD IMHO.
- X86BSD 9y agoThat's not a problem. You are not entitled to the work of others. And the original bsdl code is just as available to you as it was to them for you to improve upon in a similar way.
- noncoml 9y ago> You are not entitled to the work of others I think you missed the point, or I didn't convey it correctly. I am not talking from the point of view of a third party, but rather that of the author of the original software. If somebody uses my software and improves it, then it’s only fair that I get to see the changes. That’s why AGPL 3 is the license of choice for my code.