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+1 for using LGPL. However, seems like there's lots of features that is proprietary (or at least non-free licensed).
by profalseidol 8y ago
+1 for using LGPL.
However, seems like there's lots of features that is proprietary (or at least non-free licensed).
- mperham 8y agoYep, and there's an easy value proposition here: Almost all of those features are available as OSS plugins. Do you want to gather 5-10 complex plugins, integrate them all, debug them and support them for years to come? Or pay for a turn-key solution that takes literally one minute to buy and get running? If a business can afford a laptop, it can afford my Enterprise product.