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caitlyn

May 01, 2009
12:20 PM EDT 		...is fully Open. You get limitedware or crippleware for free with source code. They all, AFAICT, have proprietary bits requiring licensing for full implementations. Yes, these all contain significant Open Source code. That doesn't make them FOSS.

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