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It's liberally licensed in the sense that it's freeware, but you don't get the benefits you'd have from it being open source.
by through1234 8y ago
It's liberally licensed in the sense that it's freeware, but you don't get the benefits you'd have from it being open source.
- reitanqild 8y ago> but you don't get the benefits you'd have from it being open source. To me it seems more correct to say: but you don't get all the benefits you'd have from it being open source. Again though: - while I see where this is coming from - and it won't hurt me directly as far as I understand - I still have a sketchy feeling about what this will lead to in the future