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I wonder if the author could release his code in public domain if he wants to fix the issue. Corporate stance on GPL is not exactly unknown after all.
by pointlessone 4y ago
I wonder if the author could release his code in public domain if he wants to fix the issue. Corporate stance on GPL is not exactly unknown after all.
- tough 4y agoWhy should here the good guy bend over microsoft lawyers? Use the open source version
- jiggawatts 4y agoNobody needs to copy the code verbatim anyway. The essential part is the algorithm (or the "approach" to the problem), not some sort of specific C++ wizardry or a huge library. The correct solution can be thrown together in a couple of weekends, it's not something that has to be imported into the Windows Terminal codebase as-is.
- tough 4y agoTo me that just shows that microsoft doesn't really care, right?