Am Freitag, dem 17.06.2022 um 11:39 +0200 schrieb Maxime Devos: > The clause is also rather extra-territorial: what if $local_country > reforms copyright to make all sofware free, if we accepted ‘go to > this jurisdiction clauses’, then opponents could effectively block > the legally-enforced freeing of software by adding such a clause. No, they can't. If $local_country makes all software free, such a clause would likely be illegal in $local_country and thus unenforcible. If Apple did try to sue a $local_country citizen, $local_country could sue Apple for breaking $local_country law.
> ... currently Guix isn't using the APSL2.0 anywhere (according to git > grep -F aspl), so it seems quite practical and effortless to just > remove apsl2 from (guix licenses). It actually does, through the ungoogled-chromium bundle. Cheers
