• Mwa@lemm.ee
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    1 month ago

    gpl v3 you can do pretty much anything but you have to put it the same license but it has like drm protections and Anti-Tivoization and also has some patent protections people find this license too strict

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      1 month ago

      Its actually more restrictive, in a good way.

      You can’t, for example, fork it, make changes, and sell that derivative software without releasing the source code

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        1 month ago

        yeah but drm is too strict for some people and anti tivozation this is why linux did not do gpl 3.0 or later