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It allows only free and open source apps, which might be a no-go for some.
by duckmysick 6y ago
It allows only free and open source apps, which might be a no-go for some.
- sundarurfriend 6y agoThey allow adding alternate repositories, but the ones I've come across have all also only allowed FOSS apps. I wonder if it's a policy any repo has to follow or if it's possible for someone to create a non-FOSS repo too.
- hutzlibu 6y agoEven when you can use a non-free repo, that still leaves the question of payment. Because most who distribute nonfree apps, want money first. I doubt this is compatible with F-Droids architecture.
- darkwater 6y agoI might be wrong but I don't think most non FOSS apps authors would be fine with an unwanted third party publishing their software on their repo.