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Re:How a Low-Level Apple Employee Leaked Some of the iPhone'... by tzs on Saturday February 10, 2018 @11:46AM (#16348060)
What about code that complies with the OSI guidelines, but does not use an OSI-approved license? Would you say that is open source?
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Re:How a Low-Level Apple Employee Leaked Some of the iPhone'... by ghaff on Sunday February 11, 2018 @02:43PM (#16354340)
Not up to me to say what is open source. If something was compliant with OSI guidelines, it’s probably fair to call it open source. Also probably pretty ill-advised to have a one-off license no one else uses.
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