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by madeofpalk
1095 days ago
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I don't think this does violate the spirit of "free as in freedom" GPL. GPL is pretty straight forward - it sets out to give users of software the freedom to modify and run the software themselves. That's the spirit, and I think Red Hat. It does violate the spirit of "free as in beer" "open source", however. |
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No, not just “modify and run”, it's about “modify, run and redistribute without any other restriction than publishing the redistributed code under the same licence”. That's exactly what makes creative common-NC a non-free license by the way.