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Software Nemesys: sarà open source ma non EUPL

Pubblicato 2010/08/23 |

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Nemesys sarà open source, ma non in EUPL. Verrà infatti licenziato in GPL.

A precisarlo è stato il Dott. Sebastiano Trigila della Fondazione Ugo Bordoni (FUB), in risposta alla richiesta di informazioni rivolta pochi giorni addietro.

Nella risposta, tuttavia, non viene chiarito il motivo della scelta in ordine alla GPL rispetto alla EUPL.

Fabio Bravo

www.fabiobravo.it

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Pubblicato in Licenze Open Source |

Contrassegnato AGCOM, eupl, Fondazione Ugo Bordoni, GPL, Misura Internet, Misurare la velocità di connessione a Internet, Nemesys, open source, Sebastiano Trigila

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