Just remember, if I can't sell your stuff, it ain't open source.
extrapolate some of the "benefits" of the GPL. I have worked for
companies that will not use free software for fear of tainting their
development efforts and having their propietary code made free. [CFC]
Yes, there are companies
I wrote:
>However, we do not wish to deprive open source developers the bounty of our
>labor and have no qualms their using our tool to build open source programs
>that they give away. [CFC]
Bruce Dodson replies:
> What you seem to be suggesting is what FSF calls "semi-free".
> http://www.fsf.or
From: Chris F Clark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
It is more to discourage commercial users from using the open source
version. [CFC]
I don't know if you're going to see much support here for a license that
"discourages" use of the open source version, by any particular group. We
want to encourage the u
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