>Open source just means you have or can get access to the source. No, that is "source-code available". "Open source" was defined over 20 years ago by this docu

>Open source just means you have or can get access to the source. No, that is "source-code available". "Open source" was defined over 20 years ago by this document and that is still how most software people still use the term: https://opensource.org/osd https://opensource.org/osd