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>The argument in the article is wrong. The assumption is that companies want to extend the software and keep their extensions "locked down." I think that's by
by liviu- 11y ago
>The argument in the article is wrong. The assumption is that companies want to extend the software and keep their extensions "locked down."
I think that's by far the most common use case for avoiding GPL though.
- ubernostrum 11y agoI think that is commonly assumed to be the most common use case for avoiding GPL. I have no idea whether that is actually the most common use case for avoiding GPL, and I don't know of anyone who's actually done the research on that in a useful way.