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FYI: The code is out there, but AFAICT, the language is not open source. No declared license exists anywhere. So you can't actually use this.
by purpleidea 3y ago
FYI: The code is out there, but AFAICT, the language is not open source. No declared license exists anywhere. So you can't actually use this.
- systems 3y agowell, i dont see any explicit license information, but the source is available on their github repository what does that legally mean, if a project on github share the source publicly, but doesnt state the license, is there like a defacto or default license that applies then
- fwip 3y agoYes, that means it is under copyright, "All Rights Reserved," the same as the latest John Grisham thriller novel. You may look at it, but you may not reproduce it elsewhere or create derivative works (except where covered by exceptions).