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If you're running an instance on your own server and not distributing binaries, you can treat the GPL like the MIT licence. The GPL's copyleft terms only kick
by gregknicholson 9y ago
If you're running an instance on your own server and not distributing binaries, you can treat the GPL like the MIT licence.
The GPL's copyleft terms only kick in when you redistribute the software. Allowing other people to run the software remotely doesn't count.
(This is my understanding; do check for yourself.)
- yjftsjthsd-h 9y agoYeah, that's the biggest difference between GPL and AGPL