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Is this still surprising or non-obvious, after decades of GPL vs BSD flamewars (and, in particular, discussions on which one is truly "free")? GPL is restricti
by drdaeman 13y ago
Is this still surprising or non-obvious, after decades of GPL vs BSD flamewars (and, in particular, discussions on which one is truly "free")?
GPL is restrictive and defending users' freedoms is the exact reason for this. If you care about that, welcome to the GPL side; if you don't want the imposed restrictions but also ready to stop enforcing (through restrictions) GPL-granted freedoms - BSD and company await you.