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I think they're saying that "Libre" typically implies Copyleft, with a GPL or AGPL or MPL License. Something that (in some cases) forces you to make your chang
by tombert 1y ago
I think they're saying that "Libre" typically implies Copyleft, with a GPL or AGPL or MPL License. Something that (in some cases) forces you to make your changes available.
LibreOffice, for example, is Mozilla Public Licensed, which is a weak copyleft, like LGPL (I think).
- microtonal 1y agoIt's just silly gatekeeping. E.g. LibreSSL is permissively-licensed and is from 2014.
- tombert 1y agoYeah fair enough. Pedantry about names can get silly.