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What does dual licensing AGPL/MIT do? Isn’t the MIT license more permissive in all cases?
by nilsbunger 2y ago
What does dual licensing AGPL/MIT do? Isn’t the MIT license more permissive in all cases?
- n2d4 2y agoOur clients are MIT, our servers are AGPL.
- sha_r_roh 2y agoJust for clarification, So you can't really host this without open-sourcing my product (since your server is AGPL). Isn't it a stretch to call this really open-source? I compare this to something like a temporal which I can self-host without worrying (and which I believe is MIT license [https://github.com/temporalio/temporal/blob/main/LICENSE https://github.com/temporalio/temporal/blob/main/LICENSE])
- pavo-etc 2y agoCalling the AGPL not open source is crazy
- sha_r_roh 2y agoYes, this was my misunderstanding of the AGPL license. Makes sense now.
- ahachete 2y agoAGPL is fully open source, and definitely allows you to host it without open sourcing anything of your code. That's one of the very freedoms that the open source definition contains.