On Monday 06 July 2009, Raj Mathur wrote:
On Monday 06 Jul 2009, narendra sisodiya wrote:
If redhat is bundling some with GPL software and making a new OS which has restriction, this is truly valid scenario. You can say "Redhat Linux" is not a Open Soruce Linux OS, It is commerical Linux OS.
Please correct me where am wrong !!
Apologies in advance for nitpicking, but Open Source and Commercial aren't opposites. Open Source can (and must) be commercial. If you want to contrast, the opposite of Open Source is "Proprietary".
Opposite of open is closed. Even FLOSS is proprietory - the code is owned by the copyright owner.
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