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GNU licenses don't mandate for the source code to be sent all te time. It only says that it must be available upon request, and the author must give pointers to
by rakoo 2y ago
GNU licenses don't mandate for the source code to be sent all te time. It only says that it must be available upon request, and the author must give pointers to get it (an url to download content or inspect it, an email to ask, ...)
- gbalduzzi 2y agoI'm talking about this library, not free software in general. How can it know when to block a website? Does an human curate a white/black list of valid websites?
- rakoo 2y agoIt checks for the license header that developers should put in the served file. It does some exceptions for trivial code