Le 16/08/2022 à 11:14, Alberto Planas a écrit :
EULAs are not for open source, are for closed source.
"open source" is often misunderstood. In legal meaning, the words are to be understood *literally*, not interpreted. "open source" mean the sources of the software are available. Point. Some are even available through a fee... after that are the licenses. The worst license is saying nothing, because this don't mean all is free, but local laws apply and this we shouldn't like. One can say "do what you want of my code", this mean any corporation can include it in proprietary software if they want GPL is a pretty restricted license is you plan to use software in proprietary application (it's the goal of GPL to prevent this) one can even forgive use of an open source software completely Making a distro can be pretty hard when one have to cope with all the many licenses devs uses. jdd -- http://dodin.org http://valeriedodin.com