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This could work for MIT, BSD and alike. But in case of GPL and other strong copyleft-licensed software - how this is supposed to work? They just can't throw som
by drdaeman 4y ago
This could work for MIT, BSD and alike. But in case of GPL and other strong copyleft-licensed software - how this is supposed to work? They just can't throw some ToS over it and say "nah, you can't share it", that'd be a violation of GPL (and the only question is if there'd be a developer who would bother to sue for illegally distributing their work).
- josephcsible 4y agoThey shouldn't be able to do that, but that's exactly what grsecurity has been doing to the GPL'd Linux kernel for years, and they've gotten away with it, at least so far.