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Are there any instances of OSI licensed code that are not Free Software making my statement here invalid? I was attempting to direct that when software is call
by lrvick 1y ago
Are there any instances of OSI licensed code that are not Free Software making my statement here invalid?
I was attempting to direct that when software is called Open Source and actually is based on OSI licensed sources, then they are likely talking about Free Software.
- oddb0d 1y agoThe last time I heard a comment along those lines I was attending a session by an Open Source person and up on screen they had a picture of RMS dressed as Che Guevara. All those silly ethics, they get in the way of the real work!
- atq2119 1y agoSince you didn't get a real answer yet: Absolutely. For example, MIT is an OSI license but it's not Free Software.