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I'm sorry, but you are answering on the side to what I've said. It's about freedom to use, not to get/modify/redistribute.
by jbk 11y ago
I'm sorry, but you are answering on the side to what I've said. It's about freedom to use, not to get/modify/redistribute.
- Aldo_MX 11y agoWhat's the difference? If you want to use zlib in a project you are making, you proceed to get the free version of zlib first, you are not going to take the version of zlib from a commercial product.
- jbk 11y agoYou are speaking of developer freedom, not end-user freedom, which was parent's question. zlib is a library, not an end-user application.