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Graal is open-source and most projects under its umbrella are [GPL2-with-classpath-exception licensed](https://github.com/oracle/graal/#license https://github.c

by brabel 8y ago

Graal is open-source and most projects under its umbrella are [GPL2-with-classpath-exception licensed](https://github.com/oracle/graal/#license https://github.com/oracle/graal/#license). The fact that they also have an Enterprise Edition does not make this a non-community project.

kodablah 8y ago
Sorry, I meant non-community owned. Mentioned in sibling comment, I use plenty of non-community-owned software, but I avoid wholly Oracle owned software.
- repolfx 8y ago
  It's all GPL licensed. How is it not 'community owned'? What is your definition of 'community', exactly?
  - kodablah 8y ago
    Who makes the decisions and who can change the license and who can sue you for misuse of the software? I don't want to support any Oracle product if I can help it, regardless of license.
    - maxgale 8y ago
      But the software was already released under GPL2. Even if Oracle changes the license, the community can always fork it from the last open version.