3 ms·
The app code will be available [...] for every DD/DM. What does that mean? DD is Debian developer, DM maybe Debian member??? I understand Debian has very stri
by usr1106 9y ago
The app code will be available [...] for every DD/DM.
What does that mean? DD is Debian developer, DM maybe Debian member???
I understand Debian has very strict free software guidelines. How can the app code (assuming that means source code) be only available for selected people??? That sounds like the Microsoft way of seeing the world.
(Asking just for curiosity. Haven't had a Windows machine for 10 years, so the whole thing does not affect me directly.)
- efreak 9y agoNo idea what DD/DM stands for, but if you'd bothered clicking the link immediately below that text, you'd see the source code right there, publicly available for anyone who cares to look, no gateway/login required. Possibly it's being addressed to developers/members with the thought that they're more likely to care than others are?
- beojan 9y agoDM is Debian Maintainer, and the code seems to be MIT licensed and available to all.