You release fman on Linux, so you use at least some open source libraries. I wonder which ones are those and what is your policy of transferring a share of you

You release fman on Linux, so you use at least some open source libraries. I wonder which ones are those and what is your policy of transferring a share of your earnings from your project to them. Also I suggest anybody using this software with a paid subscription to evaluate this bit from the EULA: > fman is provided as-is. You are using it at your sole risk. We give no warranty of any kind. You agree that we shall not be liable for any damages related to fman. Source: https://fman.io/eula https://fman.io/eula Also, stop this FUD already. Anybody can release software however they want, free, libre or not, but this attitude that I quote from your link is plain wrong. > We all like free stuff. But in a world where everything is free, we are the product. We're talking about FOSS software here, not about Facebook or Google. If you don't want people "bashing a little guy who's trying to innovate", you can quit spreading misinformation about people whose gratutiuous libraries and kernels you use (yes every platform you release to uses FOSS somewhere).