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> used commercially way more Depends by what metric and the definition of "commercially". I'm not sure this is the case for (physical) devices sold with soft
by nopcode 5y ago
> used commercially way more
Depends by what metric and the definition of "commercially".
I'm not sure this is the case for (physical) devices sold with software pre-installed.
I mainly see BSD licensed binaries on network appliances (routers, firewalls and other security appliances), apple hardware, automotive headunits, ...
- tyingq 5y agoThere are some that are Linux based. F5 load balancers is a good example. I don't know what strategy they use to avoid it, but as far as I know, you can't replicate your own F5 with whatever GPL compliance code releases they do. But, for some manufacturers, you can. Synology is a good example...see Xpenology.