• God@sh.itjust.works
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    3 年前

    … What? I may be dumb. I don’t see how libertarianism is compatible with being anti FOSS.

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      3 年前

      The idea is that for code to truly be free, you should be able to make it proprietary. If you can’t do that, then it isn’t really free. That’s how I understand the idea anyway

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        3 年前

        But that’s not being anti, just accepting the possibility of it. Like i consider myself a libertarian and if you wanna make it close source, ok, I may dislike it but I won’t regulate against it. But being anti would imply I would go out of my way to censor your ability to do close source.

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          3 年前

          It’s a GPL license thing. If you make a derivative work of GPL code, you’re NOT free to do what you want with it. This is where the 'anti come from.

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            3 年前

            Ah. Well I’m pro theft so just use it and close it if you want and pray for the best! Hide the evidence to not get sued.