Gordon Messmer wrote:
[...snip...]
The side effect of the unneeded restriction of $90k dollars for a
Mercedes is that I don't get to drive one. Cry me a river.
Cooperation is the cost of reusing GPL licensed software.
Close your eyes for a moment and picture a big red tag that reads:
$ COOPERATION
That's the GPL.
Okay, here are a couple of questions I haven't seen answered. There are
several "license" schemes put forth for Open Source software. GPL and
BSD are two that come to mind immediately. The purpose of "open source"
is to counter the traditional closed source model of software.
o Which OSS license scheme does the best job of promoting "cooperation"
and reuse of the software? why?
o Programmers live in the real world. They have to do mundane things
like pay rent/mortgages, pay bills (heat, gas, internet connection,
etc). Which OSS license scheme does the best job of supporting the
programmer ? (if the programmer has to spend 1/2 their time fund-raising
to support their programming, then is it worthwhile?) Why?
John
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