Comment Comment by strix_varius > It's not "proprietary"Fair. It is non-standard, published via Microsoft, and even named after the single product that it supports, but if we're splitting hairs it does technically have an open-source license. So I removed the term "proprietary." parent strix_varius 3 years ago
Fair. It is non-standard, published via Microsoft, and even named after the single product that it supports, but if we're splitting hairs it does technically have an open-source license. So I removed the term "proprietary."