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> Aren’t open source licenses that forbid commercial use kind of rare? In fact, they're so rare, they don't exist. The OSI Open Source Definition forbids discr
by rossy 9y ago
> Aren’t open source licenses that forbid commercial use kind of rare?
In fact, they're so rare, they don't exist. The OSI Open Source Definition forbids discrimination against fields of endeavour, which means a licence with a non-commercial-use clause is not an open source licence.
This really bugs me about Genesis Plus GX. It's a great emulator, but I believe FOSS emulation is the best way to ensure preservation of a gaming platform and Genesis Plus GX technically doesn't fit the bill. So, I'm keeping my eyes out for other Genesis emulators to use. BlastEm looks promising (GPLv3.)