Talk:Problems with free software and open source models: Difference between revisions

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I still cannot see a problem in this. If the backend stuff is GPL and the frontend (Delievery Engine) is under Consumerium Software License then there are theoretically no problems of skewed software. And besides keeping the majority of stuff forkable makes it more easy to manage operations without fierce flame wars. Juxo 00:57, 15 Dec 2003 (EET)

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	I still cannot see a problem in this. If the backend stuff is [[GPL]] and the frontend (Delievery Engine) is under [[Consumerium Software License]] then there is ''theoretically'' no problems. And besides keeping the majority of stuff forkable makes it more easy to ~~keep~~ manage operations without fierce flame wars. [[User:Juxo\|Juxo]] 00:57, 15 Dec 2003 (EET)		I still cannot see a problem in this. If the backend stuff is [[GPL]] and the frontend (Delievery Engine) is under [[Consumerium Software License]] then there are ''theoretically'' no problems of skewed software. And besides keeping the majority of stuff forkable makes it more easy to manage operations without fierce flame wars. [[User:Juxo\|Juxo]] 00:57, 15 Dec 2003 (EET)