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Yes, but from the perspective of the end user (me), the license guarantees that I can use the current version of the software for free forever without Google or
by paxy 8y ago
Yes, but from the perspective of the end user (me), the license guarantees that I can use the current version of the software for free forever without Google or anyone else forcing any changes.
Plus, if I don't like any changes they make, I can fork my own copy and continue developing on that (which the community will certainly do in a heartbeat if needed).
- pritambaral 8y agoYes, of course. I was just trying to clarify that that guarantee is due to the software being licensed to you and not because ownership gets transferred from the author.