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by e12e
1043 days ago
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> Closed source can (and does, see Windows) provide source to customers too. This just means it's Source Available to certain customers - Closed Source to others. I agree that universally available "timebomb open source" "Source Available" is different from "Closed Source", though. It allows for certain risk planning, like: If HashiCorp goes away, we will be able to host and patch (and keep using) product X for the foreseeable future - along with the ability to actually read the code and determine if it is something worth touching with a ten foot pole... |
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