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I think it is OSS [1], although all the code is in Subversion and I don't see a web interface. I haven't dug through it much, but poking around inside the "tru
by mmebane 6y ago
I think it is OSS [1], although all the code is in Subversion and I don't see a web interface. I haven't dug through it much, but poking around inside the "trunk" module, I see files with headers that say they're GPLv3.
EDIT: Here's a Git mirror of trunk [2]. See, e.g., this file [3].
[1]: https://svn.jdownloader.org/projects/jd https://svn.jdownloader.org/projects/jd
[2]: https://github.com/mirror/jdownloader https://github.com/mirror/jdownloader
[3]: https://github.com/mirror/jdownloader/blob/master/src/jd/gui/UIConstants.java https://github.com/mirror/jdownloader/blob/master/src/jd/gui...
- funcDropShadow 6y ago> I think it is OSS [1], although all the code is in Subversion What has the license with the chosen version control system to do?
- mmebane 6y agoThe emphasis was more on the "no web interface" part. In 2020, I feel like Subversion is significantly less common than git, so having to install SVN + possibly learn SVN commands is a moderate barrier to browsing the code.
- funcDropShadow 6y agoBy the way git is an excellent SVN command-line client, though it doesn't help with the learning curve.