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> the EUPL could therefore be described as an “affero-like” licence (AGPLv3).
> The EUPL covers SaaS (Software as a Service): if an internet service provider modifies the licensed software to distribute online services (as Google does), this is “software distribution”.
https://interoperable-europe.ec.europa.eu/collection/eupl/ne...
It's good that it has been written in multiple languages to aid acceptance across the EU.
What I like most of all is the listing of compatible licences.if I understand correctly this would enable you to combine GPL and EUPL software and publish the new software under the GPL. Would be nice to see reciprocation so the new software could also be published under the EUPL.
In the 90s, there were dozens (hundreds?) of phone charging ports. A couple of years ago, there were only two. The dozens -> 2 simplifications occurred on the purely free market. And the EU mandated a simplification from 2 -> 1 and gets the credit for the entire simplification.
What is the point of this license? Either the GPL is invalid in the EU, in which case why aren't companies moving to the EU to infringe on the GPL? Or it is valid, in which case a a bunch of EU lawyers were given a bunch of MY money to do nothing of value to anyone.
outadoc•34m ago
https://interoperable-europe.ec.europa.eu/collection/eupl/eu...
swiftcoder•26m ago
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