No. Restricting commercial usage or selling it is against the ethos of free and open source licenses. The Open Source Definition has a rule stating a license mu

No. Restricting commercial usage or selling it is against the ethos of free and open source licenses. The Open Source Definition has a rule stating a license must not discriminate on fields of endeavor and the FSF has been pro-selling free software since its inception (it's how RMS made money in the early days of GNU and how the FSF funded itself for a long time)