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The OSI definition of open source (which was the original coinage) requires that users be able to redistribute the source. Companies have been licensing the sou
by djur 12y ago
The OSI definition of open source (which was the original coinage) requires that users be able to redistribute the source. Companies have been licensing the source to game engines for ages, but that's not open source.
- TillE 12y ago> Companies have been licensing the source to game engines for ages Exactly. Literally the only difference now is that UE4 is much, much cheaper.