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Yeah, it does. To be clear, I'm only referring to the license of the files themselves. In absence of a patent or trademark, the "system" is effectively unlicens
by jehb 4y ago
Yeah, it does. To be clear, I'm only referring to the license of the files themselves. In absence of a patent or trademark, the "system" is effectively unlicensed. So, "free" might be a better descriptor anyway.
- GravitasFailure 4y agoOne of these days we may get same terminology around open source stuff, though I suspect that's the same day hell opens an ice skating rink.