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Not to mention that if they did pay for the license, I'm not sure that it would propagate down to forking projects. If you can't fork Firefox, that significantl
by cgranade 15y ago
Not to mention that if they did pay for the license, I'm not sure that it would propagate down to forking projects. If you can't fork Firefox, that significantly impedes the utility of its open-source development model.
- lucian1900 15y agoVery, very good point. Not everyone uses official Firefox binaries. What should happen instead, MPEG-LA should give a perpetual license to all non-profit or open source developers of anything whatsoever.
- AshleysBrain 15y agoChromium is open source and Chrome supports AAC. What do they do? Can Firefox do that too?