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Where does anything imply it's open source? As far as I see, it has no explicit license terms other than the prohibition on commercial use, so it's pretty clear
by abeyer 6y ago
Where does anything imply it's open source? As far as I see, it has no explicit license terms other than the prohibition on commercial use, so it's pretty clearly _not_ open source by any reasonable standard.
- tyingq 6y agoHe linked it with a GPL IDE disk emulator. That may limit the options. Edit: Also a fair amount of code from https://github.com/h5n1xp/Omega https://github.com/h5n1xp/Omega which is MPL licensed.
- abeyer 6y agoIn which case the author is likely already not complying with the requirements of both of those licenses by not properly relicensing the derivative work... so it's at best questionably legal to do anything with the result, commercial or otherwise.