Subject says it all. With the move to AGPL and the lifting of the 2.5hr restriction, what will it mean to those of us who (when we're motivated anyway) build, mod, and tinker?
so far everyone seems to think that if we're not providing it for public use we're fine, and won't have to report our changes back to the EMU crew.
however, might it be possible that they require that everyone who wishes to download and use their AGPL code, have to prove that they have the ability / service to provide their code per the license terms?
*shrug* I have no idea personally. I think it sounds great on the surface, but i'm sceptical that it will remain open to everyone. Instead being a "Prove you have development in mind and can share your code, then we'll let you down load it..." type of thing.
anyone else have any insight or opinions?
-Duff
so far everyone seems to think that if we're not providing it for public use we're fine, and won't have to report our changes back to the EMU crew.
however, might it be possible that they require that everyone who wishes to download and use their AGPL code, have to prove that they have the ability / service to provide their code per the license terms?
*shrug* I have no idea personally. I think it sounds great on the surface, but i'm sceptical that it will remain open to everyone. Instead being a "Prove you have development in mind and can share your code, then we'll let you down load it..." type of thing.
anyone else have any insight or opinions?
-Duff