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I can't even find the text of their license anywhere.

• cess11 2y ago
  "vvvv can be used freely without any limitations for the following purposes: Evaluation Non-commercial use FOSS development Contribution development Teaching and learning vvvv" For all other cases you go to https://store.vvvv.org/ https://store.vvvv.org/ .
  • chii 2y ago
    Basically, a classic case of trying to use the opensource monika for marketing purposes, whilst trying to retain the ability to make money off the popularity when/if it does happen. That's why if an "opensource" software does not use one of the standard OSS approved licenses, it is just shareware by another name.
    • iamacyborg 2y ago
      Just fyi, the word is moniker, not monika.
      • chii 2y ago
        I keep making that same error =D
        • xkjyeah 2y ago
          The same erra
    • cess11 2y ago
      They've been doing this since the late nineties or so. I think they consider their licensing model proven to work for them by now.
    • spacechild1 2y ago
      > Basically, a classic case of trying to use the opensource monika for marketing purposes, vvvv does not claim anywhere to be open source. > whilst trying to retain the ability to make money off the popularity when/if it does happen. vvvv has been around for about 25 years. I would suggest to do a bit more research before jumping to conclusions. BTW, they do open source quite a few components under proper OSS licenses: https://github.com/vvvv https://github.com/vvvv