Hi,
I see there are now a community edition, free for opensource projects.
What kind of license enduser application must have? There are a lot of OSS licenses.
I don't have problem with open the source of my app (maybe we will purchase commercial license, but source of most of my projects probably will be opensource anyway), but I wouldn't like to end user resell it.
It's possible with community, to develop opensource end users apps, but with restriction of resell it?
Doubts about community version
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Re: Doubts about community version
Unless there is something in the stack file that marks a file as being created in the Community version, I guess you can use whatever license you want, but I would recommend a Commercial license and just releasing your stack files with whatever license you want (probably better for you legally and morally
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Re: Doubts about community version
Works created with the Community Edition inherit the freedoms and responsibilities of its governing license, the GNU Public License version 3:
http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html
As Sean noted, works created with the Commercial Edition grant you the additional freedom to use a proprietary license, or most other license options you may consider.
http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html
As Sean noted, works created with the Commercial Edition grant you the additional freedom to use a proprietary license, or most other license options you may consider.
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