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this distro is for first-party usage, i.e. Microsoft's own services. I doubt we expect anyone from outside to use it, it's just on GitHub because there's no rea
by sterlind 5y ago
this distro is for first-party usage, i.e. Microsoft's own services. I doubt we expect anyone from outside to use it, it's just on GitHub because there's no reason it shouldn't be.
- TroisM 5y agoYou are saying that this is the embrace period?
- SEJeff 5y agoAnd the GPL
- d110af5ccf 5y ago> > it's just on GitHub because there's no reason it shouldn't be > And the GPL I don't follow? The GPL doesn't have anything to say about internal usage. The way it's written it only kicks in if you ship to third parties (ie distribute). This is what led to the AGPL - proprietary modifications to GPL code and users interacting remotely with the end product.
- SEJeff 5y agoSorry, I was being a touch sarcastic and it wasn’t obvious. I should have added /s
- rovr138 5y agoFirst off, it’s got an MIT license.
- SEJeff 5y agoLinux the kernel is GPL. That’s not gonna change just because Microsoft has a distro. The kernel is still gpl. I should have added /s because clearly no one is understanding my post was slightly sarcastic.