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by sbuk
1610 days ago
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GPLv3 addresses definitions (such as what constitutes source-code), software license compatibility, software patents as well as tivotization. The clauses around software patents are what I was referring to. By design, they are hostile towards software patents. Hence for instance Apple not updating BASH for so long (macOS still ships with BASH 3.2.57, the last version that was GPLv2) and the switch to (the MIT licensed) Z shell. Not commenting on the legitimacy of software patents, Apple's take on using GPLv3 licensed software - merely stating cause and effect. |
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