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Apple doesn't allow GPLv3 code if there are multiple contributors? I thought they didn't allow GPLv3 code at all (and that this app required you to compile and
by djsumdog 7y ago
Apple doesn't allow GPLv3 code if there are multiple contributors? I thought they didn't allow GPLv3 code at all (and that this app required you to compile and install it as as a developer .. never had an eyeProduct so I'm not even sure what the dev process is like).
- Wowfunhappy 7y agoIf there's a single author, they own ultimate copyright to the code and can submit it to the app store under a different license.
- hsitz 7y agoJust to clarify for the developer, thasian, because you have all rights in the code you can license it differently to different users. The version on github will be gpl; you presumably could have different license for app store purchasers. I think the ios port of Vim is done this way, it's github link is https://github.com/terrychou/iVim https://github.com/terrychou/iVim . Not sure if that's actually the way terrychou did it, but surely you could ask him about it.
- thasian 7y agoIn that case, what license should I change to? As long as others who want to release an app based on my source code consults me about it, I will let them.