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That reads more like the GPL than a definition of what open source means. What, then, do you call code that provides the source but does not allow you free dist
by sliverstorm 13y ago
That reads more like the GPL than a definition of what open source means. What, then, do you call code that provides the source but does not allow you free distribution of both the source & binaries? "The source is open but it's not open source"?
- wmf 13y agoUsually that's called shared source.