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How can they release it under the Apache license (which I applaud) if they use the Linux kernel which is GPL- I always thought those two licenses are incompatib
by hans_castorp 6y ago
How can they release it under the Apache license (which I applaud) if they use the Linux kernel which is GPL- I always thought those two licenses are incompatible (because of the restrictiveness of the GPL)
- nmcain 6y agoThe builds are not neccessarily licensed, Fuchsia is Apache, and our source is Apache, I'm not quite sure legally about the final product of it. The underlying Linux system is licensed under various licenses, which are provided with the system. We release the GPL bits under the GPL, and the Apache bits under Apache 2.0, in addition to the other third party components which have miscellaneous licenses.
- chrisdinn 6y agoFuchsia is 3-clause BSD, not Apache, though Google does use Apache generally. https://fuchsia.googlesource.com/fuchsia/+/refs/heads/master/LICENSE https://fuchsia.googlesource.com/fuchsia/+/refs/heads/master...