RESTRICTIONS IN OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE LICENSES (CASE STUDY: COMPARISON OF FREQUENCY OF USERS IN VARIOUS OPEN SOURCE LICENSE)AuthorsAbolfazl RajabpourHosein Aliahmadi JeshfaghaniJeshfaghani Affiliation
Open Source licenses comparison tableKhason, Tamir
TheGNU General Public Licence(GPL) is probably one of the most commonly used licenses for open-source projects. The GPL grants and guarantees a wide range of rights to developers who work on open-source projects. Basically, it allows users to legally copy, distribute and modify software. This...
There are many ways to license open source software. Given the attention paid recently to the General Public License (GPL) and its latest version (GPLv3), you may be interested to know that there are other licenses that satisfy the principles of free and open source software without the conf...
Open source software licenses determine, from a legal point of view, under which conditions software can be integrated and redistributed. The reason why de... C Vendome,G Bavota,MD Penta,... - 《Empirical Software Engineering》 被引量: 17发表: 2017年 Towards an Automated Comparison of OpenSt...
The existence of a community plays a central role in the development of Open Source Software (OSS). Communities are commonly defined as a group of people sharing common norms or values. The common interest of an OSS project is obvious: to develop software under an OSS license. When we look...
The recent debacle with Ray Camden's blog software is a good example of what can happen when you don't have a clear license. Some open source licenses require derivatives to be open source. Other licenses allow derivatives to be sold commercially, or sub-licensed (this is what Apple does ...
Not all open source licenses are the same. Take a look at the table inFig. 1to see the types of differences you might encounter. Fig. 1: Open source license comparison Image Source:https://choosealicense.com/appendix/ Introduction to popular licenses ...
Open source software is usually lower in cost, though it is not always completely free to use and modify. Its use generally has some attached strings, spelled out in the licensing agreements. Still, in an apples-to-apples comparison, the cost to use OSS is less expensive than buying commerc...
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