By tamirk
via khason.net
Published: Jan 17 2009 / 02:48
Usable comparison table of open source licenses. What each license means and how to use it.
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Comments
Motion Control replied ago:
"Should derived work remains open source?"
"GNU General Public License 2.0 (GPLv2) yes, only if published"
Should???
tamirk replied ago:
according GNU, you can use the software internally without (e.g. inside a organization) without releasing source code. However, if you make binaries publicly available, you should provide "fair easy access to sources"
Motion Control replied ago:
Should???
mheath.myopenid.com replied ago:
Open source licensing is all about copyright law which is something the author clearly doesn't understand per the "copyright notice" on his blog.
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