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Read my reply again. I very clearly spelled out: there is no such thing as software under a license "becoming" something else. When distributing the whole combi
by goodpoint 4y ago
Read my reply again. I very clearly spelled out: there is no such thing as software under a license "becoming" something else. When distributing the whole combined work e.g. a compiled file you have to follow the AGPL, naturally.
> The combined work must comply simultaneously with both GPLv3 and AGPLv3
Correct.
> Since AGPLv3 is a superset of restrictions, that means in all practical senses the combined work is AGPLv3.
No. You just contradicted yourself. Yet again there is no such thing as "everything being AGPLv3".