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As the recipient of an MIT-licensed binary, you have no rights. As the recipient of a GPL-licensed binary, you have the right to ask for the accompanying source
by tremon 7y ago
As the recipient of an MIT-licensed binary, you have no rights. As the recipient of a GPL-licensed binary, you have the right to ask for the accompanying source code.
Sounds like freedom to me.
- coldtea 7y agoNobody ever defined freedom as in "what somebody can additionally demand when given something for free".
- jdnenej 7y agoThis debate comes up all the time. Does freedom refer to my freedom or everyone's freedom. My freedom to shoot you is limited by your freedom to not be harmed. My freedoms have been limited but this is very fair.