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Pretty sure they use "open source" in a fair way here. Others are able to grab their sources and legally publish builds that are pretty much identical (up to th
by Matumio 3y ago
Pretty sure they use "open source" in a fair way here. Others are able to grab their sources and legally publish builds that are pretty much identical (up to the telemetry...).
What you're looking for is the "anti-features" distinctions, like the F-Droid store does it. E.g. "This app depends on other non-free apps." or "Promotes or depends entirely on a non-free network service."
- josephcsible 3y ago> builds that are pretty much identical Not quite. Try running Pylance on a build of your own.
- jraph 3y agoNot to mention that you are supposed not to use the official vscode extension repository if you don't use the official vscode build IIRC.