Open-source does not mean there are no restrictions. AFAIK, Java's open-source license did include some provisions that Google violated. PS: I am not a lawye

Open-source does not mean there are no restrictions. AFAIK, Java's open-source license did include some provisions that Google violated. PS: I am not a lawyer. Above piece of knowledge is coming just from what I read, perhaps on HN during the previous ruling on the case.