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What's your outcome? Are you actually asking for a "No AWS" license? AGPL is fine - it ensures that open source projects remain open source. If a vendor hosts
by madeofpalk 3y ago
What's your outcome? Are you actually asking for a "No AWS" license?
AGPL is fine - it ensures that open source projects remain open source. If a vendor hosts an AGPL project as is (unlikely imho) and is able to point to the existing repo for source, then that's great. If they make changes to the code, they must also make that source available through a compatible license.
- ctrw 3y agoI can provide agpl software for a printer driver which none the less doesn't let you load the source code for the printer driver. If the original case for the GLP is still not covered by the AGPL in $current_year open source licenses have failed.