Comment Comment by TheCoreh > The GPL imposes conditions on your use of the code / program, as does the MIT License.No, they impose restrictions on your redistribution of the program. (And derivative works)Which is why it's always been silly to present something like the GPL as an EULA in installers, for example. parent TheCoreh 4 months ago
No, they impose restrictions on your redistribution of the program. (And derivative works)
Which is why it's always been silly to present something like the GPL as an EULA in installers, for example.