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If the contract doesn't outright prohibit people from exercising their GPL rights, then someone might be able to publish the source code anonymously to prevent
by soraminazuki 3y ago
If the contract doesn't outright prohibit people from exercising their GPL rights, then someone might be able to publish the source code anonymously to prevent their subscription from being terminated.
- jnwatson 3y agoAnd continue to publish it. And then Red Hat might start watermarking downloads. It would be tough to sustain such a plan.
- soraminazuki 3y agoIs it possible to watermark GPLed source code without violating the license? I was under the impression that GPL requires publishing the exact source code used to build the binary, which means no watermarking.