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> That’s not open-source, it’s open core. I'd argue its not even open core. Normally open core means a useful product that you can run/host end to end in an op
by dabeeeenster 3y ago
> That’s not open-source, it’s open core.
I'd argue its not even open core. Normally open core means a useful product that you can run/host end to end in an open manner, but where some features (normally enterprise features) are closed-source.
Not being able to run the back end at all?! I don't even know what I'd call that...
- mortallywounded 3y agoOpen client? It does have a place. For example, a password manager browser extension should be open source regardless if the server/platform is. It's nice to be able to audit something that is running on every website you ever visit.
- plagiarist 3y agoThe NC license is not open source in the way people mean open source. None of it was open source.
- Gormo 3y ago> Not being able to run the back end at all?! I don't even know what I'd call that... I'd call it proprietary software.
- woah 3y agoI'm guessing the point was to allow people to verify that the e2e encryption was real