| ▲ | avadodin 3 hours ago | |
> especially its insidious, forced MIT rewrites of popular GPL software Is this some sort of movement? I was aware that some Rust software had been released under permissive licenses but I didn't know it was activism besides the obvious C-is-obsolete angle. | ||
| ▲ | steveklabnik 2 hours ago | parent [-] | |
It’s not deliberate activism. It’s two things: Monomorphizarion makes the GPL weird. Rust is dual licensed under Apache/MIT, and so most people choose the same as a default if they don’t feel strongly about licensing. | ||