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>You're not using it, only services on top of it, so you're not entitled to it. So when i sit in a car (service) i don't use the Street (below the service)? B
by nix23 4y ago
>You're not using it, only services on top of it, so you're not entitled to it.
So when i sit in a car (service) i don't use the Street (below the service)?
But you are right, and that's exactly why the GPL is NOT preventing Closed-source software per se.
- leonidasv 4y agoGPL talks only about "object code or executable form" as means of software distribution. When you ping a network server, it's not covered by the license. That's the whole point of AGPL: it covers network access as a mean of software distribution too.
- nix23 4y agoThat's what i wrote, and that's why i said the GPL is not preventing Closed-source systems...per se.