Mark Rosenstand wrote:
Legacy is supposed to be "bugfixes only" - no? (If everything is just
updated, how is it different from the current releases?)
Its far from a black and white thing. In some cases, upgrading to the
next release is much more reasonable compared to the amount of work you
do in maintaining a older codebase with heavy number of backports.
I can agree with that. However, it is my understanding that what truly
makes up the software, the code, is still "free".
It's not; you cannot modify it.
Of course you can. Nobody would be able to fork it if it wasnt Free
software. The mozilla codebase is trilicensed under GPL/LGPL/MPL where
all there of them are Free software licenses. The current issues are
related to trademarks and not copyright licenses.
Rahul
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