idk but I saw people saying there are problems with it.
I hear it conflicts with GPLv2 and other permissive licensing. GPLv2 doesn't allow restrictions added by GPLv3, the two aren't compatible. iirc it would restrict how users or companies use GOS.
GOS is an open source software project, they know how licenses work in practice better than most of the rest of us.
I hear it conflicts with GPLv2 and other permissive licensing. GPLv2 doesn't allow restrictions added by GPLv3, the two aren't compatible. iirc it would restrict how users or companies use GOS.
GOS is an open source software project, they know how licenses work in practice better than most of the rest of us.