Russell Nelson wrote:
I'm going to propose a change the Open Source Definition at our board
meeting next Thursday. It is simply this:
0) A license may not restrict use or modification of a lawfully
obtained copy of a work.
Anybody have problems with this? Does this have any problems?
I've tw
Ryo Chijiiwa wrote:
Hi,
I'm the author of a PHP-based webmail client called IlohaMail
(http://ilohamail.org) currently released under the GPL, and am
considering offering my software under a license that would maintain its
free (as in speech) nature but not necessarily be free (as in beer) in
ce
Giacomo A. Catenazzi wrote:
2) For-profit organizations may re-distribute the software, however if
they charge more than a reasonable "distribution" fee, they must pay
royalties to the project.
free as in speech? Not only individual are free to speech. Why you
discriminate
org
Mário Amado Alves wrote:
Mark Rafn wrote:
Fundamentally, if the client is open-source, it can be
modified, and the
modified version can LIE and say it's the original version. Anything
which prevents this is not open-source.
?!
Many (most?, all?) open source licenses require authorsh
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