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Yes – the software is licensed under the Apache license and you are free to use it as such. It also separately grants additional rights on top of that license,
by matthewmacleod 5y ago
Yes – the software is licensed under the Apache license and you are free to use it as such. It also separately grants additional rights on top of that license, which don't affect your rights under the Apache license. It's similar to the GPLv2 with the Classpath exception.