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> if you're not (legally) allowed to do anything with it You mean make money from it? You're allowed to anything you can imagine for private purposes. I was s
by Grimburger 4y ago
> if you're not (legally) allowed to do anything with it
You mean make money from it? You're allowed to anything you can imagine for private purposes.
I was specifically talking about dual non-commercial/commercial licenses above.
- LtWorf 4y ago> You're allowed to anything you can imagine for private purposes. Not legally, no.
- kiba 4y agoNon-commercial licenses are by definition not open source.
- svnpenn 4y agothats a semantic argument. "source available" is in practice the same thing as "open source", unless you are a business trying to make money off free software.