▲ | matheusmoreira 4 days ago | |
> Did I get it right? I think so. > 1- Is this solution useful for subscription-based contract too? If you mean SaaS, then maybe. I emailed Stallman about the ethics of the SaaS case and he said it's a net good. You might want to think about whether the license actually gives you leverage in that case though. You might find that the corporations are perfectly willing to host a service using your AGPLv3 software. That's within their rights. You only gain leverage if they want to create a proprietary version of your software. > 2- Does it make a difference if the product is a app, library or hardware device? Absolutely. The GPL has very specific wording with regards to linking and distribution which trigger license conditions. You should read the full license for a better understanding. Hardware is a completely different matter, I won't even pretend to know anything about how licensing works in that case. Remember, I'm not a lawyer. I'm just a hobbyist free software developer who's also trying his best to understand all this and make the best possible decision. |