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> The other alternatives are either the same Or non-existent of course, as the previous poster suggests and I stated I find quite believable. > The other alte
by dspillett 5y ago
> The other alternatives are either the same
Or non-existent of course, as the previous poster suggests and I stated I find quite believable.
> The other alternatives are either the same
Which other alternatives are modifying GPL covered code but refusing to uphold their requirements under the license? Or the same for another license?
> or fully closed.
Fully closed but correctly licensed (their own work and/or correctly licensed software from other sources) is preferable to taking OSS and breaching the licenses. It is at least more honest.
- sudosysgen 5y agoThere is also Likebook that similarly violates the GPL. I don't think a computing prison is preferable to an OSS breach. A device with an open bootloader that will take whatever code you give it is always infinitely preferable to restrictive computing.