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I didn't say OpenStack and GitHub were precisely the same.

I didn't say OpenStack and GitHub were precisely the same.

Posted Mar 16, 2013 16:12 UTC (Sat) by bkuhn (subscriber, #58642)
In reply to: I didn't say OpenStack and GitHub were precisely the same. by n8willis
Parent article: SCALE: The life and times of the AGPL

I think corvus has a point though: OpenStack has a non-profit that is producing a fully Free Software version, and that's what OpenStack itself is. Compare that to GitHub: Git itself *is* like OpenStack in that it's fully Free Software and is part of a non-profit (i.e, Conservancy), too, but GitHub produces the type of software I'm talking about.

I think the problem here is purely the naming: OpenStack proprietary/trade-secret forks/depoloyments aren't called OpenStack, whereas there's no ambiguity when you say "GitHub" what you mean (i.e., you don't mean Git).

I admit I need to be clearer about that point when I give the talk in the future.


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