Yeah, this is basically closed source software with source code available for viewing. Just because Microsoft allows the windows source code to be viewed by som

Yeah, this is basically closed source software with source code available for viewing. Just because Microsoft allows the windows source code to be viewed by some institutions doesn't make windows open source. There's room for debate on open source vs. not open source thing but I don't see how this falls into the gray area. When you're not allowing forking and distributing modifications then I feel it falls squarely into not open source.