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No, there's no need for technicalities. The GPL only says you must distribute the source to the people to whom you have distributed binaries. It doesn't say you
by icebraining 7y ago
No, there's no need for technicalities. The GPL only says you must distribute the source to the people to whom you have distributed binaries. It doesn't say you must publish it publicly.
- ghaff 7y agoI was assuming that if you were developing code for someone they would also get access to the sources. But you’re right. That’s not necessarily a given.
- icebraining 7y agoNo, they did get the sources. What I wrote is that you don't have to "release the code publicly or contribute to the original project." Obviously our clients (who got the sources) could have published them. But they have no incentive to do so.