That would be a dual license. And AFAIK CC BY-NC-ND for example is still a free and open license. Or am I mistaken?
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"You can use this code under an OSS license only for non-commercial use" is not a thing. Freedom 0. Dual licensing is generally for extra features or support contracts. But people use, say, MySQL or MongoDB for commercial use under (A)GPL all the time.
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Have to admit there is something wrong with the
#OSS model... It's not particularly fair to make money with someone else's work... Somehow it should be possible to enforce retribution of the creators if you make a living out of it Quite sure@q_richardstallm will disagree though2 replies 0 retweets 0 likes -
Also, as freelance, I'm more efficient thanks to tools like
@Xdebug (also@phpunit@GetInsomnia etc) I figure I ought to bill an extra percentage for this efficiency to my customers and dispatch amongst the used tools)1 reply 0 retweets 1 like -
Actually, you know what, from now on I will
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This obviously also includes
#linux,#php,@ApacheFndn,@mysql software etc etc But then comes through the problem of@packagist ... Don't they have a solution for that?1 reply 1 retweet 0 likes -
Idea... I put money somewhere and based on my composer.json file this money gets redistributed properly
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But that doesn't help XDebug...
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Replying to @heiglandreas @Crell and
I know.... That's the whole problem isn't it? And I can't spend two days clicking all the "buy me a beer" buttons for every single library I use, can I (not even talking about JS packages and the others) There ought to be a centralized system to deal with this
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Put all the money on an account, ask devs to register with payment info, live of the interest, and the unclaimed money to be donated to the @linuxfoundation
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