On Tue, Nov 29, 2016 at 3:27 AM, FREJAVILLE Etienne < etienne.frejavi...@coface.com> wrote:
Apparently, the fact that the customer uses the software from the outside > of the company counts as a 'distribution'. > Yes and no. The front-end software (whether JavaScript or a native app) is distributed, and the open-source restrictions (if any) are in effect. The software you use in your back end is not distributed, even though it is "used outside the company" by the front end, so there are no restrictions. Software you use purely to develop your software (editors, compilers, etc.) is not distributed either. -- My .sigs are from my large and miscellaneous reading both on and off the net. Occasionally I hear one viva voce or make one up (without attribution, of course). I try to stay within the McQuary limit, but sometimes fail, as in this case. In general, the quotes are chosen at random by a script from <http://vrici.lojban.org/~cowan/signatures>, but sometimes I choose one on purpose. I've been collecting and using them for 30+ years.
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