← Back to context Comment by bluGill 11 hours ago For this discussion it makes no difference. 3 comments bluGill Reply ChickeNES 11 hours ago It very much does, as this is a AGPL violation being discussed, not a GPL violation. dspillett 11 hours ago By "it doesn't make a difference" they meant that the argument applies equally for both, and if it fails for one it fails for both. hWuxH 3 hours ago it literally makes no difference for the bambustsudio program you download. GPL has the same corresponding source clause
ChickeNES 11 hours ago It very much does, as this is a AGPL violation being discussed, not a GPL violation. dspillett 11 hours ago By "it doesn't make a difference" they meant that the argument applies equally for both, and if it fails for one it fails for both. hWuxH 3 hours ago it literally makes no difference for the bambustsudio program you download. GPL has the same corresponding source clause
dspillett 11 hours ago By "it doesn't make a difference" they meant that the argument applies equally for both, and if it fails for one it fails for both.
hWuxH 3 hours ago it literally makes no difference for the bambustsudio program you download. GPL has the same corresponding source clause
It very much does, as this is a AGPL violation being discussed, not a GPL violation.
By "it doesn't make a difference" they meant that the argument applies equally for both, and if it fails for one it fails for both.
it literally makes no difference for the bambustsudio program you download. GPL has the same corresponding source clause