bForking It/b
Richard asks on another thread (not yet on Nabble, which quite often seems
to run late) whether there is any way of being Open Source and not having
forking.
No, definitely not. As soon as you have any such restriction, you have
left Open Source.
And this is fundamental to
Peter Alcibiades wrote:
bForking It/b
Richard asks on another thread (not yet on Nabble, which quite often seems
to run late) whether there is any way of being Open Source and not having
forking.
No, definitely not. As soon as you have any such restriction, you have
left Open Source.
