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I've seen it on MS platforms when someone packs a GPL program using Windows installers. It's assumed that if you develop for Windows, it's going to be propriet
by kefka 11y ago
I've seen it on MS platforms when someone packs a GPL program using Windows installers.
It's assumed that if you develop for Windows, it's going to be proprietary and a restrictive license. So the packagers have a click-continue EULA boilerplate.
And then the open source packager copy-pastes the GPL in the EULA screen.
It's annoying, but I have seen it rarely. Thank goodness that Apt doesnt do this.