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Why would they? Google has nothing to gain by going proprietary. And if you think they do, I'd be interested in your reasons for thinking so.
by jasonvorhe 9y ago
Why would they? Google has nothing to gain by going proprietary. And if you think they do, I'd be interested in your reasons for thinking so.
- dragonwriter 9y agoFuchsia is permissively licensed; it definitely avoids the GPL (whether or not that is a key motivation), but is not “going proprietary”. Now, it permits proprietary derivstives, but that's a different issue.
- sekh60 9y agoI don't think it will go closed source, however I am strongly in the camp prefering GPL licensed code for putting the user first. Toy knowledge Google has not GPLed anything ever, tending to prefer their own open source license.