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I don't think the FSF distinguishes between users and programmers. To them a user has the right to be a programmer on any piece of the software, and the license
by Joeri 12y ago
I don't think the FSF distinguishes between users and programmers. To them a user has the right to be a programmer on any piece of the software, and the license reflects this.
- cmsj 12y agoYup. FSF's licenses are rooted in copyright, they say nothing about users, only distributors, because usage doesn't involve copying. AGPL would be a notable exception though. The GPL licenses give users freedom by forcing distributors to behave in certain ways.