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It is not fitting the requirement widely agreed for defining software Open Source: it creates a restriction on usage.
by eeZah7Ux 7y ago
It is not fitting the requirement widely agreed for defining software Open Source: it creates a restriction on usage.
- mythz 7y agoWhich is both clearly spelled out in the article and irrelevant to my original comment where "Nothing about this announcement makes it closed-source software." Being licensed under an OSI approved license (that their software converts to after their conversion period) makes it "Open Source" by definition, it does not make it "closed source".