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by bonoboTP
3480 days ago
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What are you talking about? You can use the software however you wish. Even "in a proprietary environment" (like you can run LibreOffice in Windows). What you mean is probably copyleft licensing which is only a subset of free software licenses. Copyleft means that you cannot redistribute the software and its derivatives unless you give the freedoms down the road to your clients/users as well. However, there are free software licenses that aren't copyleft too. |
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Yep, that's what I meant! Sorry, wrote that one late last night...