At 17:36 03/04/2017 +0000, Isaac Schrader wrote:
The software is open source.
Surely that fact that the source code is open doesn't immediately
determine what you can do with the product? Novels are open source.
Music is open source. Maps are open source. What does that tell you
about what you may and may not do with them? Not much. Availability
does not imply freedom.
The only terms and conditions ...
Less of the "only", please: there are nearly 1600 words in the licence.
... are you cannot sell the software to any party ...
On the contrary, paragraph 3 of the licence explicitly grants a
licence to offer to sell or to sell the work.
... and you cannot alter the program in any way.
Wrong again: the licence again explains what you may and may not do
with what it calls "derivative works".
Do please read the licence yourself:
http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0.html .
Brian Barker
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