3 ms·
Or maybe some people are trying to blur the line between FOSS and OSS. If source is publicly available, it is open source. Plain and simple; regardless of your
by CrimsonRain 4y ago
Or maybe some people are trying to blur the line between FOSS and OSS.
If source is publicly available, it is open source. Plain and simple; regardless of your legal ability to copy or modify.
- circuit10 4y agoIf I look up the definition of "open source", it says: Definitions from Oxford Languages open-source denoting software for which the original source code is made freely available and may be redistributed and modified. Emphasis on "may be redistributed and modified"