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Source-available software

Source-available software is software released through a source code distribution model that includes arrangements where the source can be viewed, and in some cases modified, but without necessarily meeting the criteria to be called open-source. The licenses associated with the offerings range from allowing code to be viewed for reference to allowing…

Products, Non-free licenses & Distinction from free and open-source software

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Non-free licenses

Open-sourceOpen Source InitiativeFreeFree Software FoundationAddendum
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Distinction from free and open-source software

CompileProprietary softwareId SoftwareDoomFree software
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Overview

SoftwareSource codeOpen-sourceVendor lock-in
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Distinction from free and open-source software

Non-free licenses

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Source-available software

Nodes50
Edges49
Triples24
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.04
Components1

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Source-available software

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related to Open Compensation Token License · 11
Source-available software → Anyone, Commercial, Every, License, Licensing, Open Compensation Token License, Open Source, The, The German, The Open Compensation Token, This
related to Distinction from free and open-source software · 6
Source-available software → Any, Free, In, It, Software's Doom, This
related to Non-free licenses · 3
Source-available software → Free Software Foundation, Open Source Initiative, The
see also · 3
Source-available software → Comparison, Free, Source Initiative

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Source-available softwarerelated to Distinction from free and open-source softwareAny0.60section
Source-available softwarerelated to Distinction from free and open-source softwareIt0.60section
Source-available softwarerelated to Distinction from free and open-source softwareSoftware's Doom0.60section
Source-available softwarerelated to Distinction from free and open-source softwareIn0.60section
Source-available softwarerelated to Distinction from free and open-source softwareFree0.60section
Source-available softwarerelated to Distinction from free and open-source softwareThis0.60section
Source-available softwarerelated to Non-free licensesThe0.60section
Source-available softwarerelated to Non-free licensesOpen Source Initiative0.60section
Source-available softwarerelated to Non-free licensesFree Software Foundation0.60section
Source-available softwarerelated to Open Compensation Token LicenseThe Open Compensation Token0.60section
Source-available softwarerelated to Open Compensation Token LicenseLicense0.60section

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