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> GPL'd source available to whoever you make the binaries available to. Or, perhaps compliance for this is their exact concern.
by nomel 4y ago
> GPL'd source available to whoever you make the binaries available to.
Or, perhaps compliance for this is their exact concern.
- Doxin 4y agoIf anyone inquires you point them to the appropriate github page or whatnot. As long as you're not adding your own patches it's really not relevant.
- cozzyd 4y agoUnless you're just distributing .pyc files, I think for Python you are distributing the source for "free"
- closeparen 4y agoThe recipient of an on prem installation of proprietary Python software may have visibility of the source but they don’t have permission to distribute it to others, as GPL would require.
- cozzyd 4y agoRight but Paramiko is LGPL, and presumably they could redistribute that. For GPL software, yes.