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I'm curious what they mean by "free", they put it in bold caps. Since it's a fork of OpenSSL that probably implies that the OpenSSL license remains attached to
by Xylakant 13y ago
I'm curious what they mean by "free", they put it in bold caps. Since it's a fork of OpenSSL that probably implies that the OpenSSL license remains attached to the code at least until all of the relevant code has either been rewritten or removed.