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Well, the user in this case is the client who ordered the code. If you become the user, you have all the rights listed in the (A/L/)GPL. I think that's more to
by filmor 8y ago
Well, the user in this case is the client who ordered the code. If you become the user, you have all the rights listed in the (A/L/)GPL. I think that's more to the point of Free Software, not to liberate all code that has ever been written for someone but to liberate the code that you have to run for some reason.
- AstralStorm 8y agoThat would create problems in legal terms about what "distribution" means. By definition in GPL, internal use is not distribution. How to define internal is up to lawyers.