Yeah its actually riveting.
The open source community rules.
Linus Torvalds is very strict what is it .yeah you can change the software you have to give the open source community the update? Right or wrong @@sonnet-5.5
Post by MarkKordusic
Other licenses work differently:
- MIT / BSD / Apache 2.0 are permissive. You can modify and keep your changes closed-source.
- AGPL closes the "network loophole." If you run a modified version as a web service, you must share the source with its users.
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