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user laragon 6.0 |
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IMO he will make laragon even faster if he ever gets time - which will be if and when he gets enough income to quit his employment and go it alone - and that needs VOLUME of sales. |
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hi @Sophist-UK you are a great critique, very intuitive and alive in conversation during laragon v6-7 transition but my friend, you can reduce speculations, set him (@leokhoa) free, he will definitley shine like a north star My perspective on laragon,
If we support him like his family ( that we should without any expectations ), he will surprise us again like when he gave birth to laragon |
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I am sorry if you have got the impression that I am not wanting Leo to succeed - because I would absolutely love to see him succeed. But unfortunately, I don't think he is going down a path which will lead to success - for all the reasons I have explicitly mentioned in my past posts - but I think that there is a different path that will lead to success and I am trying - unsuccessfully so far - to get Leo to change paths before it becomes too late to do so (and IMO that point is rapidly approaching because goodwill is evaporating rapidly). |
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@Sophist-UK I am not having that impression... anyway, i have a question for you can you make a commercial software with open source components ? GPL - kind of requires you to open source the code right ?? |
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In general terms, most open source licenses allow you to distribute their product as part of a commercial product so long as you don't charge for the open source part - but as ever the devil is in the detail of each license. Depending on the license, if you modify the Open Source part you need to publish your changes - but since Laragon distributes the source for all the 3rd party components, this definitely happens already. But one other thing you almost always have to do is to include the attribution and license details in your own product - and if we are going to be picky, Leo / Laragon doesn't do this correctly in one or two minor places (and for a chargeable product Leo needs to pay attention to these sorts of details because they can lead to law suits). |
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idk about other things... but what i see is
*Laragon 7* requires license to use,... while laragon itself requires
license
…On Thu, Dec 26, 2024 at 5:19 PM Sophist ***@***.***> wrote:
In general terms, most open source licenses allow you to distribute their
product as part of a commercial product so long as you don't charge for the
open source part - but as ever the devil is in the detail of each license.
Depending on the license, if you modify the Open Source part you need to
publish your changes - but since Laragon distributes the source for all the
3rd party components, this definitely happens already.
But one other thing you almost always have to do is to include the
attribution and license details in your own product - and if we are going
to be picky, Leo / Laragon doesn't do this correctly in one or two minor
places (and for a chargeable product Leo needs to pay attention to these
sorts of details because they can lead to law suits).
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I donate for this wonderful tool but don't want to pay any yearly subscriptions, so far so I will find another free solution .
This tool is supposed to be always free sorry for that !!
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