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I'm wondering. If the govt pays you to build software, and you use include proprietary libraries in order to build a custom solution, so that the solution is ow
by figassis 4y ago
I'm wondering. If the govt pays you to build software, and you use include proprietary libraries in order to build a custom solution, so that the solution is owned by the government, should you open source everything incl. the proprietary components? I get the feeling that is what contractors are trying to avoid so they can keep their competitive advantages. That and hiding horrible code.
- phoronixrly 4y agoBulgaria's laws on the matter require you to provide a shim so that the software can be built without the functionality provided by the proprietary closed-source dependency.