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As far as I can tell, Nocobase is a platform (like e.g. gnu/linux) which you can build things on top of. You should only need to provide changes to the platform
by andyferris 2y ago
As far as I can tell, Nocobase is a platform (like e.g. gnu/linux) which you can build things on top of. You should only need to provide changes to the platform (EDIT and any custom plugins), not the rest of the application.
(E.g. if a cloud provider were to create an optimized version for their cloud and then sell that, those changes would need to be public - I saw this as addressing behavior like redis has complained about).
- andyferris 2y agoNote - apparently custom plugins are infected by the AGPL unless you pay for a commercial license. (But obviously not your private data, and the schema + UI config would be the same (these are visible to users anyway...)).
- j45 2y agoUsing the existing platform to build if it’s what it’s designed for doesn’t seem to violate anything compared to modifying the platform and distributing it as a competitor. Of course, if it’s creating a competitor, not probably a good idea. Unmodified self-hosted use doesn’t seem to indicate public distribution, to the extent the agpl may hint at network implying to the public. Happy to learn otherwise